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Market volatility pressure may explode at any time.
Get in the game, get in the game!!!
I'll catch the flying knife that you dare not catch.
We will take this wave of long positions first.
This buddy who used to lose money
has already almost recovered half of his losses.
Keep it up.
The air force, hold on.
In the evening, I'll assess the situation and switch over!!!
#跟单必赚
sol sign doge
#加密市场反弹 #特朗普税改 #Strategy增持比特币
Get in the game, get in the game!!!
I'll catch the flying knife that you dare not catch.
We will take this wave of long positions first.
This buddy who used to lose money
has already almost recovered half of his losses.
Keep it up.
The air force, hold on.
In the evening, I'll assess the situation and switch over!!!
#跟单必赚
sol sign doge
#加密市场反弹 #特朗普税改 #Strategy增持比特币
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Contracts are not gambling, but using high leverage is playing with fire!
Have you ever seen a scene like this? A friend rushes into the contract market
And recklessly bets 100 times leverage, and as soon as the money goes in, they get liquidated overnight!
Players with high leverage are generally of two types:
Gambler mentality — just want to go all in, winning will get them the model of the club, losing means going to work.
Newbie ignorance — completely unaware of position management, doesn't even know how to set a stop loss, and gets schooled by the market as soon as they enter.
True contract experts rely not on luck, but on scientific position management!
If you have 10,000 USDT in capital, how should you open a position?
Incorrect example: Directly opening 10,000 USDT at 50 times, one wave of reverse fluctuation leads to liquidation, with no margin for error!
Correct strategy:
Only use 10% of funds (1,000 USDT) to open at 10 times, or 500 USDT to open at 20 times.
Keep the stop loss controlled at 1%-3%, losses won't affect your mindset, but gains can double!
The essence of high leverage is borrowed money, using others' funds to amplify earnings, but it also amplifies risks!
Don't understand leverage, funding rates, liquidation mechanisms? Then you are just giving away money!
Blaming contracts for liquidation? Why not ask yourself first: Can you really play?
How to scientifically manage positions?
Never go all in, keep enough bullets to respond to sudden market movements.
Leverage should be reasonable; beginners are advised to use 5-10 times, and experts shouldn't exceed 20 times.
Strictly set stop losses, don't let one mistake ruin all your capital.
Build positions in batches to avoid being harvested by the market all at once.
Contracts can make you rich quickly, but they can also bring you to zero in an instant!
Do you want to be a gambler, or do you want to become a true trader?
The answer lies in your position management!
Have you ever seen a scene like this? A friend rushes into the contract market
And recklessly bets 100 times leverage, and as soon as the money goes in, they get liquidated overnight!
Players with high leverage are generally of two types:
Gambler mentality — just want to go all in, winning will get them the model of the club, losing means going to work.
Newbie ignorance — completely unaware of position management, doesn't even know how to set a stop loss, and gets schooled by the market as soon as they enter.
True contract experts rely not on luck, but on scientific position management!
If you have 10,000 USDT in capital, how should you open a position?
Incorrect example: Directly opening 10,000 USDT at 50 times, one wave of reverse fluctuation leads to liquidation, with no margin for error!
Correct strategy:
Only use 10% of funds (1,000 USDT) to open at 10 times, or 500 USDT to open at 20 times.
Keep the stop loss controlled at 1%-3%, losses won't affect your mindset, but gains can double!
The essence of high leverage is borrowed money, using others' funds to amplify earnings, but it also amplifies risks!
Don't understand leverage, funding rates, liquidation mechanisms? Then you are just giving away money!
Blaming contracts for liquidation? Why not ask yourself first: Can you really play?
How to scientifically manage positions?
Never go all in, keep enough bullets to respond to sudden market movements.
Leverage should be reasonable; beginners are advised to use 5-10 times, and experts shouldn't exceed 20 times.
Strictly set stop losses, don't let one mistake ruin all your capital.
Build positions in batches to avoid being harvested by the market all at once.
Contracts can make you rich quickly, but they can also bring you to zero in an instant!
Do you want to be a gambler, or do you want to become a true trader?
The answer lies in your position management!
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