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Guide to Turning the Tables in Crypto: Understanding the Right Leverage Strategy to Avoid Continuing to Lose Money
For profit running – let your capital rest. Have you ever seen others boast about accounts multiplying dozens of times in just one year, while you remain stuck in the cycle of “bottom fishing – holding losses – account burn-out”? That feeling is not pleasant at all. I have met many people like that. They draw beautiful charts, talk confidently about projects, understand all kinds of indicators… but their accounts are getting thinner every day. The problem is not in analysis techniques but in capital management. Today, I want to share with you a very important mindset – the rolling profit strategy – the invisible boundary between traders who survive long-term and those who remain forever “small fish.” The Essence of Rolling Profit: Using Profit to Take Risks, Not Using Capital The rolling profit strategy (also called floating profit add-on) has a single rule: Only use profits to increase positions – do not touch the principal capital. For example: You have an initial capital of 100 million VND. Instead of going all-in with 100 million right from the start, you only open a position with 20 million. When the position gains 10% → you have an additional 2 million profit. You use that 2 million to open a new position. If the market continues to rise: → continue using profits to add more. → the principal remains protected. If the market reverses: → you may lose the accumulated profits from the rolling → but the principal remains intact. This is how big players survive through multiple bull and bear cycles. Why Do 90% of Traders Lose? Most failures are not due to lack of knowledge but because they go against their natural trading instincts: