Martingala

How to perform martingale in BTC, BNB or stablecoin futures without burning yourself in the process?
A risky strategy that, if well controlled, can work in your favor.

Martingale is a classic strategy where you double your investment after a loss, hoping to recover everything with a single winning trade.
But how to adapt it to the volatile world of crypto futures?

Step by step:

1. Choose an asset with "predictable" movements
Coins like btc and $BNB , or pairs with $SOL USDT/$BUSD, tend to respect technical levels.
Avoid memecoins for this strategy.

2. Use contracts with low leverage
Martingale and high leverage = recipe for disaster.
Start with 2x or 3x maximum.

3. Define the size of your initial position
Example: if your capital is $100, your initial entry could be $5.
Reserve the rest for the following rounds.

4. Set progressive entry points
If you open a long position at $BTC at $65,000:
• Second entry if it drops to $64,500
• Third if it drops to $64,000
• And so on

Each entry doubles or progressively increases the previous capital.

5. Have a clear take profit and a force exit
Don’t get married to the position. Define a modest TP (1-2%) and an emergency stop if the market crashes.

6. Control the number of rounds
Maximum 4-5 rounds. If you get there and it’s still against you, get out.

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Advantages:
• If the price fluctuates, you can come out ahead even with small recoveries.
• You increase the odds of closing in the green.

Disadvantages:
• You can burn your account if you don't calculate your margin well.
• Requires cold blood and strict risk management.

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Have you tried martingale in futures? Did it work for you or was it a disaster?
Share it in the comments and share your best advice.

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