#美国贸易赤字状况 Contract Trading Death Trap: Why Most People Can't Keep Their Profits



Have you heard the story of turning 5,000 yuan into a million in half a year? Most of it is nonsense. On the contrary, cases where an account skyrockets by 500,000 yuan the day before and is wiped out the next day are everywhere.

The root cause of losses is never about technology or indicators. The real killer is actually very simple—not knowing when to stop.

Rolling position trading sounds sexy, but essentially it’s waiting. Waiting for those market conditions worth going all in. Where do most people go wrong? They push through when the market is flat, expand on small profits, or hold on stubbornly after losses. The result? One trade takes them back to the Stone Age.

Traders who truly succeed with rolling positions all share a common trait: extreme restraint. Their approach is like this—take profit on the first winning trade and use the profits to fund subsequent trades. The more they earn, the more cautious they become. When floating profits reach 50%, they move the stop-loss to the breakeven point; if the market continues to rise, they lock in at least 30% profit. Never let the hard-earned money shrink.

Rolling position trading truly tests your sense of trend explosion. No clear big move? Then stay out of the market. Not trading is also a form of trading.

There are plenty of people making money in the crypto world, but only those who can hold onto their profits are the real winners. Be clear—being patient, reducing positions, and cutting losses are what it takes to double your money. Can you do it?
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CoffeeNFTradervip
· 01-10 21:41
That really hits home. Not trading is also a form of trading—I need to remember that. I was badly caught by FOMO last time.
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GateUser-1a2ed0b9vip
· 01-10 15:20
That really hits close to home. The guy I know keeps placing trades even when the market is flat, and as a result, he lost a month's salary. The key is really whether you can hold back your hand.
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GateUser-cff9c776vip
· 01-10 15:17
Honestly, this article is depicting a classic "Schrödinger's Bull Market" phenomenon—people making money exist, but those losing money are the main characters. Not trading is also a form of trading. From a game theory perspective, this phrase perfectly illustrates the bear market philosophy. Most people simply do not understand this supply and demand relationship. The kind of restraint that even Buffett approves of is a rare asset in the crypto circle, and its price should be even lower than the floor price.
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DegenWhisperervip
· 01-10 15:15
Basically, it's a mindset issue; impulsiveness is the real killer.
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SchrodingersPapervip
· 01-10 15:13
Always reading articles like this, then turning around and going all-in. I am the living example of the opposite, haha.
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