2026-01-07 01:22:13

When engaging in rollover trading, there are several bottom lines that must be maintained.

First, avoid touching those easily trapped assets. Coins in consolidation, coins with slow declines, coins that fluctuate with news — these are all traps. Be patient and wait for clear trend opportunities; this is the secret to lasting longer.

Second, risk isolation is crucial. In a isolated margin mode, if one position is liquidated, only that margin is lost; other funds are protected by being locked in, and the total account balance won't be wiped out by a single operation. That’s why it’s important to learn how to use leverage tools properly, rather than being bitten by them.

Lastly, and most easily overlooked — regularly withdraw profits during rollover. Take 30% of the gains, use it to buy a house, a car, or improve your life, and turn floating profits into real income. Don’t let greed swallow what you’ve already gained.

In simple terms, this rollover strategy isn’t about gambling with your life, but about waiting for opportunities. When they come, act; when they don’t, rest and wait. Missing a wave of market movement is okay; reckless operations are deadly. Keep a steady mindset to survive longer.

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DataPickledFish

· 01-07 01:42

To be honest, isolated margin really saved me many times. I have deep experience with the 30% withdrawal, previously I had all my funds in the account, and then a wave of retracement happened, and I lost my composure. Waiting for opportunities sounds simple, but in reality, it truly tests human nature.

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DegenWhisperer

· 01-07 01:41

Well said, but many people die because of greed. They clearly made a profit but still want to go all in, and as a result, they end up losing everything.

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MEVHunterBearish

· 01-07 01:39

Isn't this just a mindset issue? I've seen too many people who take profits but still insist on going all-in. --- Isolated margin really saved me multiple times; otherwise, I would have blown up my account long ago. --- Many people just can't stick to regular withdrawals. They make a profit and want to keep earning, only to end up zeroing out on the last trade. --- Waiting for a clear trend is so true. Trading in a volatile range is really like self-destructive behavior. --- I think 30% withdrawal ratio can be even more aggressive, depending on individual risk preference. --- It sounds good in theory, but in practice, managing your mindset is really difficult, especially when the market is hot. --- Leverage tools, when used well, are like a printing press; when used poorly, they are like a razor blade—simple and brutal but real. --- The worst are those who make a little profit and rush to chase hot coins; that's how the套路 all begins. --- Living long is really that simple. The problem is most people can't change their gambler's mentality. --- The isolated margin mode is definitely much more reassuring than full margin. Although the returns are lower, at least I can sleep peacefully.

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