Many people ask me how I turned an account from 3,000U to 280,000U. To be honest, it's not about luck or some secret—it's because I stick to five bottom lines.
Futures trading can make you rich in a second or wipe you out just as fast. My approach is very extreme: divide 300U into ten parts, each 30U with 100x leverage. If the direction is correct, one point doubles; if wrong, the game is over. But because of this high risk, I must strictly follow the rules.
First: Cut losses immediately if wrong, don't wait for a rebound. When reaching the stop-loss price, close the position immediately. Accepting a loss is a hundred times better than liquidation.
Second: Stop after five consecutive losses. When the market is chaotic, stubbornness is suicide. After five consecutive losses, close the software, take a day off, and wait for the market to return to a clear rhythm.
Third: Withdraw once you earn 3000U. The numbers in the account are virtual; if you can't withdraw, they could disappear at any time. Once you make 3000U, withdraw at least half to keep your mindset stable.
Fourth: Only trade trends, avoid oscillations. In a trending market, 100x leverage is like printing money; in a choppy market, it's a meat grinder. When there's no clear direction, better to wait than to force a trade.
Fifth: Never risk more than 10% of your principal on a single trade. Going all-in is a gambler's mindset. To win, you first need to stay alive. Only risk 30U each time; only then can you win steadily. With a lighter position, your execution can be more ruthless.
Futures trading is not a get-rich-quick game; it's a long-term psychological battle. Memorize these five rules, and you'll be laughing last in the crypto world.
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gm_or_ngmi
· 12h ago
That's right, mindset is the key, not how high the leverage is.
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 12h ago
That's right, stop-loss is really a matter of life and death.
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AirdropHunterKing
· 12h ago
Going all-in at 100x sounds exciting, but in reality, only seasoned veterans who cut losses quickly survive. That advice to stop after five wrong attempts is brilliant; so many people get trapped in the illusion of "rebound and make it back."
Many people ask me how I turned an account from 3,000U to 280,000U. To be honest, it's not about luck or some secret—it's because I stick to five bottom lines.
Futures trading can make you rich in a second or wipe you out just as fast. My approach is very extreme: divide 300U into ten parts, each 30U with 100x leverage. If the direction is correct, one point doubles; if wrong, the game is over. But because of this high risk, I must strictly follow the rules.
First: Cut losses immediately if wrong, don't wait for a rebound. When reaching the stop-loss price, close the position immediately. Accepting a loss is a hundred times better than liquidation.
Second: Stop after five consecutive losses. When the market is chaotic, stubbornness is suicide. After five consecutive losses, close the software, take a day off, and wait for the market to return to a clear rhythm.
Third: Withdraw once you earn 3000U. The numbers in the account are virtual; if you can't withdraw, they could disappear at any time. Once you make 3000U, withdraw at least half to keep your mindset stable.
Fourth: Only trade trends, avoid oscillations. In a trending market, 100x leverage is like printing money; in a choppy market, it's a meat grinder. When there's no clear direction, better to wait than to force a trade.
Fifth: Never risk more than 10% of your principal on a single trade. Going all-in is a gambler's mindset. To win, you first need to stay alive. Only risk 30U each time; only then can you win steadily. With a lighter position, your execution can be more ruthless.
Futures trading is not a get-rich-quick game; it's a long-term psychological battle. Memorize these five rules, and you'll be laughing last in the crypto world.