#数字资产市场动态 Rolling positions, once this term comes up, many people's eyes light up as if they've grasped a fast track to financial freedom.

I know a guy who turned five hundred dollars into a six-figure sum in just three days. After the news spread, everyone considered him a legend. But no one asked about the costs behind it—the four months of holding an empty position, hundreds of hours staring at K-line charts, how tough that was.

Rolling positions is not something you can do every day. Rather than a tool, it's more like an emergency axe hidden under your bed. Usually, you don't need it, but when things are really dire, it's what you use to carve a path to escape.

The problem is— the prerequisite must be locked in: the monthly trend has already started like a high-speed train; you just need to hop on, then use the profits to add positions, creating a snowball effect.

What is the most fatal mistake? It's throwing all your furniture into the fire before the flames even ignite.

Most people's death is quite similar—greedy to double your money when earning 10%, self-deceiving that it will rebound when losing 10%, and finally burning both their trading account and their mindset in the blaze. This psychological trap is even more deadly than market volatility itself.