#比特币流动性 爆仓7次，账户只剩1800块——我用这套方法3个月翻到92000

Crypto trading: who hasn't been there?

I was really struggling back then. After 7 consecutive margin calls, my account was down to $1800. Everyone around me was urging me to quit: "Stop playing, just walk away."

But I chose to fight on.

In the end, I relied on the principle of "rolling positions + position control" to grow my account from $1800 to $92,000 in 3 months. This isn't a get-rich-quick story of gambling; I was always trading liquid mainstream coins like $UNI and $SOL. Discipline was key—step by step.

Many people hear "rolling positions" and think it means increasing leverage, but that's a misunderstanding. The essence of rolling is not adding to your position—it's controlling your position.

**My three practical tips**

**Tip 1: Try small positions first**

Use only 30% of your capital to test the waters. With a $1800 account, I started with $540. If the direction is correct, add another 20%. Never go all-in from the start—that's the bottom line.

**Tip 2: Use profits to add, not your principal**

When the market is favorable and floating profits reach 7%-10%, take some profits off the table. Then use the earned money to add to your position and keep rolling forward. The core logic is simple: use the market’s money to trade the market, always keep your principal intact.

**Tip 3: Double your position, then reduce and freeze your principal**

Once your account doubles, immediately withdraw 50% of the profits. This way, your principal remains in a "zero risk" state—no matter how much you lose, your principal is safe.

**Key points**

Always use only 2x leverage—that's the ceiling. Take profit at 9% floating profit per trade, don’t be greedy.

Some say I make money slowly, but while others are still struggling with margin calls, I’ve already been steadily withdrawing profits. That’s the power of compound interest: initially, it’s like pushing a small snowball; later, it gets easier and easier, and the snowball grows bigger and bigger.

Opportunities in crypto are everywhere; what’s missing are people who truly know how to control their positions and stick to their plan. If you’re still repeatedly suffering big losses, don’t keep fighting the market blindly. Follow this approach and stick to your discipline. Those who survive and profit in the market are always the ones who dare to act but don’t act recklessly.