Let me tell you about a play that can make you rich overnight or wipe you out in an instant—compounding rolling contracts.

I've seen it too many times: someone rolls up to a few million, then loses everything on the last trade. The level of thrill here is something simple coin holding can never match. It's not uncommon for someone with only a few hundred bucks for living expenses to make tens of thousands in a month with this.

The core is just three words: roll, compound, reinvest. Use 100x leverage, keep reinvesting your profits, and stick stubbornly to one direction without turning back.

Some people start by testing the waters with $300, opening $10 positions at 100x leverage each time. Earning 1% is basically doubling your money. Take out half of your profits each time, and roll the rest. In theory, if you win 11 times in a row, $10 can turn into $10,000. Sounds wonderful, right?

But 90% of people fall into these traps: not cashing out after making money, always thinking the next trade can make more; refusing to accept losses, getting more desperate to recover the more they lose; being indecisive about the direction, getting whipsawed back and forth between long and short.

My own hard rule is this—
Cut losses immediately if I'm wrong. Lose 20 times in a row? Stop trading and walk away. If I make $10,000, I must cash out first, no matter if it can go higher later—secure the gains.

Take this recent market move as an example: I rolled $5,000 up to $500,000 in a week. But you know what? Before that, I waited several months without opening a single position.

Rolling contracts isn't something you can do every day. You wait for the right opportunity, when the certainty is high, and go all-in.

Some people still ask: Is it still possible to roll now?

Ask yourself a few questions first:
Is the market volatile enough?
Is the trend clearly one-sided?
Can you take just the middle part of the move, without being greedy for the top or bottom?

If you can confidently answer yes to all these, go for it. If you're still hesitating, that means the market hasn't taught you enough yet.

This is basically gambling with your life. If you don't have the mindset and discipline, just stick to holding spot coins and stay away from contracts.