#比特币对比代币化黄金 $ETH Some people say trading is just a high-stakes gamble: win and your fate changes, lose and you start over. But what's scarier than failure is never truly trying at all.

What's the most extreme way to profit in the crypto market? To put it simply: “snowballing.”

$BTC I’ve personally experienced it once—my account was down to just 1,000 yuan for living expenses, and over three months, I snowballed it to 100,000 using this strategy. The core logic is three words: high leverage, reinvesting profits, and committing to a single direction.

At the start, I only put in $300 to test it out, opening $10 positions at 100x leverage each time. The goal was simple—make 1% profit, double the money, and exit. After each profit, I’d withdraw half to secure the principal and keep rolling the rest. After 11 consecutive wins, that $10 grew into $10,000.

But most people fall into these pitfalls:

— Getting greedy after making money, trying to maximize profits
— Refusing to accept losses, doubling down to try to recover
— Failing to see the trend, frequently switching direction and getting chopped up

I set two hard rules for myself:
If I made a wrong call, I’d cut losses immediately; if I got 20 wrong in a row, I’d force myself to take a break;
Once my account hit $5,000, I had to withdraw—never let emotions affect decisions.

Last year, I snowballed to $500,000 in three days during a market run, but I patiently waited several months before making a move.

Compounding and rolling positions isn’t about going all-in every day. It’s about striking precisely when the market gives a clear signal.

A lot of people always ask: “Can I snowball now?”

The answer depends on three things: Is the volatility high enough? Is the trend clear enough? Can you stick to only taking the middle section of the profit?

If you can answer yes to all three, then execute. If you’re still hesitating, the time isn’t right.

Remember: This strategy is essentially betting your life—either you make your name in one shot, or you go back to zero and start over. If you dare, don’t hesitate. If not, don’t touch it!

It’s hard to win alone, and going solo makes it easy to fail. Be proactive in communicating—only then do we have a chance to grow together.