From the dire situation of 2800U to turning it around to 600,000U, there are no miracles, only the "broken step rollover iron law" that I smashed through with blood and tears when I lost all my 50,000U and couldn't gather enough for rent.

Three years ago, three heavy bets caused me to lose from 50,000 U to only 2,800 U. Staring at my empty account in the middle of the night made me understand: real profit is not about relying on luck to gamble on the market, but about engraving "not losing" into every operation.

The core of the staggered rollover is summed up in four words: first prevent losses, then make profits. When opening a position, you must adhere to three bottom lines:
Stop-loss is precisely calculated as "recent volatility × 0.7". If ETH fluctuates 4% over 7 days, it locks in a stop-loss price of 2916 USD. Place orders in advance and never hold onto losing positions. Last November, this strategy helped me avoid three liquidation crises. For the initial position, never invest too much, with a maximum of 15% of the principal. Starting from 3000 USD, I only invest 450 USD for each order. Even if BTC breaks 40,000 USD and the group goes wild yelling to go all in, I only add 300 USD to my profitable position. That night, when it retraced by 8%, I still made a steady profit of 500 USD. For every 5% profit, I withdraw the corresponding principal. In six months, I withdrew 30,000 USD, and only used profits for trading, keeping my mindset as steady as a rock.

In last year's L2 market, I netted a 29% profit through a hedging strategy: I selected small coins with a market value of 50 million, opened a 3x long position with 1000U, and then used 200U in short positions to hedge against risks; when the price rose by 15%, I closed half of the position, withdrew the principal, and removed the short position, leaving 500U in profit to 'run naked'; I replenished positions during pullbacks and reduced positions during rises, locking in all gains after 6 back-and-forth operations. The key was never to guess the rise or fall accurately, but to not be greedy when prices rise and not panic when they fall.

The comeback has always been a gradual accumulation: From January to February, focus on BTC and ETH, making only 2 trades per week, withdrawing when earning 5%-8%, slowly rolling from 3000U to 12,000; From March to June, add ARB and OP, insisting on "15% initial position + profit reinvestment", rushing all the way to 180,000, with a maximum drawdown of only 12%; From July to December, in a bull market, increase to 5x leverage, still strictly controlling a single position not exceeding 20%, leveraging the major uptrends of SOL and DOT, ultimately rolling to 600,000U. In a year, 47 trades won 38, only then did I understand: making fewer mistakes is more important than making more money.

Those who are liquidated have their own madness, but those who make money all adhere to the same iron rules: Has the stop loss been set? Is the first position controlled within 15%? Has the profit been withdrawn as the principal?
If you do these three points well, turning 3000U into a profit is just a matter of time; if you can't do it, even having 3 million U will result in a loss.
Many people are trapped in a vicious cycle of losses, not due to a lack of effort, but because they haven't found the right method. The market is always there, and opportunities never wait for anyone—find the right direction, stick to the discipline, and you can carve out your own path. #今日你看涨还是看跌？