To trade in futures you just need to have a lot of money, every time the price of the asset gets close to the liquidity price you increase your position, eventually it will retract, however you managed to lower the price and enter...

ex: you enter with 30% of your capital of 1 million usdc in an asset that is at €2.40 in an ATH of 11 usdc, the asset drops to 1.80 usdc you increase with another 20%,

the asset rises but suddenly retracts and falls to 1.60, then you increase it by another 20%, however the entry price is already at 1.93 and settlement at 1.20...

If the asset returns to 2.4, which is the initial entry price, you are already in profit, that is, we can always cover and hold our entries if we do not invest all of our capital at once.

Of course, you won't do this with meme coin or some unreliable currency