With 5,000 yuan in hand, what kind of tricks can you play in the cryptocurrency market?
That’s roughly $700. I’ll split this amount into 7 portions, each $100.
Each time, use $100 to open a position with 3x leverage for rolling operations—as in, a steady and methodical approach. For example: right now, ZEC is at a short-term adjustment level, and technical analysis suggests it will fill the upper shadow and pull up by about 30%.
Let’s do the math: even if you don’t adjust your position at all, you can pocket $100 on this move alone. But if you know how to time your trades and roll your positions, the profit could easily multiply 3 to 5 times—in other words, your account balance jumps straight to $400 to $600.
Here’s the key point. For the next trade, take out your initial $100 principal and lock it away, then use the pure profit to open a new position. Suppose you have $300 to $500 in profit—continue with 3x leverage, targeting another popular token, ideally entering on a “dragonfly touch” pattern or a bullish divergence signal for much higher success rates.
Repeat this cycle, and if your skills, luck, and market conditions all align, your account balance will snowball and grow rapidly. That’s the most fascinating part of this market—there really is a chance for ordinary people to turn things around.
But on the other hand, don’t be like those gamblers who go all-in with 30x, 50x, or even 75x leverage. That kind of play is just paying for a thrill; in the end, you’ll most likely be wiped out.
The market will always be here, and so will the opportunities. The key is to stick to your own rhythm and don’t let greed take your principal down with it.
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FOMOSapien
· 12-05 15:29
Hi, this theory sounds good, but when it comes to taking action, it’s a whole different story. I’ve seen too many people who are great at calculating profits on paper, but as soon as they enter the market, they start bottom-fishing and catching falling knives.
Wait, are you saying that you can achieve steady growth just by compounding profits? Ha, that’s exactly what I thought last year, and then a single black swan event wiped me out completely.
To be honest, 3x leverage sounds modest, but once the market turns against you, your mindset collapses faster than anything else—try it if you don’t believe me.
This kind of rolling strategy sounds simple, but executing it really tests human nature—most people just can’t do it.
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MevShadowranger
· 12-05 13:04
Sounds nice, but I think most people simply can't do it—the temptation to go all-in is just too strong.
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DaoDeveloper
· 12-05 03:50
ngl the risk/reward math here doesn't really check out when you factor in slippage and liquidation mechanics... like sure 3x feels "safe" until it suddenly isn't lol
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ContractExplorer
· 12-05 03:43
It sounds great, but to be honest, I've seen too many people hype up this kind of "steady rolling" strategy, and in the end, greed always makes them give their profits back... With good luck, you might double your money, but with bad luck? Liquidation is inevitable.
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MidnightGenesis
· 12-05 03:41
On-chain data shows this kind of rolling strategy... interesting, but the problem is you’re assuming perfect execution, which in reality can never return to that ideal curve.
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GasFeeVictim
· 12-05 03:39
Sounds nice, but how many people can actually stick to the plan? I’ve seen too many tragedies where people get liquidated in one go and lose everything.
Don’t just focus on doubling your profits—the market is a meat grinder, and technical analysis can be deceiving.
Can you really make money being this steady every time? Rolling trades sound great, but it’s all a psychological battle in practice.
Playing leverage with 5000 bucks—optimistically, it’s a “turnaround opportunity”; realistically, you’re betting everything.
But this approach is still better than going all-in—it at least helps you survive a bit longer.
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FloorSweeper
· 12-05 03:25
lol "rolling position" on $700 with 3x leverage... this is just gambling with extra steps, no cap. the only thing rolling here is the liquidation candle when sentiment flips. 🤡
With 5,000 yuan in hand, what kind of tricks can you play in the cryptocurrency market?
That’s roughly $700. I’ll split this amount into 7 portions, each $100.
Each time, use $100 to open a position with 3x leverage for rolling operations—as in, a steady and methodical approach. For example: right now, ZEC is at a short-term adjustment level, and technical analysis suggests it will fill the upper shadow and pull up by about 30%.
Let’s do the math: even if you don’t adjust your position at all, you can pocket $100 on this move alone. But if you know how to time your trades and roll your positions, the profit could easily multiply 3 to 5 times—in other words, your account balance jumps straight to $400 to $600.
Here’s the key point. For the next trade, take out your initial $100 principal and lock it away, then use the pure profit to open a new position. Suppose you have $300 to $500 in profit—continue with 3x leverage, targeting another popular token, ideally entering on a “dragonfly touch” pattern or a bullish divergence signal for much higher success rates.
Repeat this cycle, and if your skills, luck, and market conditions all align, your account balance will snowball and grow rapidly. That’s the most fascinating part of this market—there really is a chance for ordinary people to turn things around.
But on the other hand, don’t be like those gamblers who go all-in with 30x, 50x, or even 75x leverage. That kind of play is just paying for a thrill; in the end, you’ll most likely be wiped out.
The market will always be here, and so will the opportunities. The key is to stick to your own rhythm and don’t let greed take your principal down with it.