#战略性加仓BTC Contract liquidation has never been about bad luck; the fundamental reason is that you haven't mastered the art of rolling positions.

I've seen too many people play contracts like this:
- Run away after a 10% increase; the subsequent tenfold market can only be watched
- Market crashes suddenly, and they panic buy to cover; in the end, the last spike causes total liquidation
- Correct market direction judgment, but a 5% pullback wipes them out
This way of operating is more random than a lottery

How do skilled traders do it? Conversely:
Rolling positions is not "float profits then add to positions → go all-in → get rich overnight." Those who follow that path all end up losing

The core points are:
- Capital must be strictly protected; add positions only at critical points; only use profits for rolling trades

Here's an example of actual pyramid rolling operation:
Suppose the account has 10,000 USDT, and you predict a major market drop

Stage 1 — Test the waters, invest only 500 USDT, with 100x leverage equivalent to a 50,000 USDT exposure, stop-loss set at entry price +2%, do not move until confirmation signals appear

Stage 2 — After earning 50% of the principal, use half of this profit to add to the position for the first time; if the price continues to break lower, roll in 70% of the remaining profit

Stage 3 — When a major market move starts, lock in floating profits immediately with a hedge; during the rapid decline phase, place a reverse order to eat the last wave

Using a total of 20,000 USDT principal, this strategy can withstand a 30% market decline; upon settlement, the account balance is 96,000 USDT
It's not about luck; it's purely about executing according to rules

The market punishes all reckless decisions, but as long as the methodology holds, profits will steadily flow into the account