In the investment field, as high as 90% of people ultimately face liquidation, and the root cause lies in their misunderstanding of two critical steps. However, if you can strictly implement the methods discussed next, this may become an excellent opportunity for you to achieve a quick turnaround.

First is the first step: choose the right battlefield. This step can be regarded as the critical checkpoint on the investment path; in fact, 90% of investors falter here. A common mistake is blindly involving oneself in trades like BTC and ETH. They have low volatility, making it extremely difficult to double funds in a short period even with high leverage. The correct choice should be newly launched contracts of small market cap coins (market cap under 100 million, with trading volume over 10 million). Such coins often show signs of manipulation by market makers, such as suddenly breaking out with increased volume, the market interest is relatively high, and preferably, it should have just been listed on exchanges for 1 to 3 days. At this time, the market liquidity is sufficient, but it has not yet been overly manipulated by large funds. However, there is an extremely important key point: you must keenly identify this coin within the first 30 minutes of its launch; if you miss this time window, you are very likely to fall into the dilemma of competing with retail investors.

Next is the second step: aggressive rolling of positions, which can be considered the real "money printing machine." However, many people often make mistakes at this step. The wrong approach usually manifests as using 10x leverage, rushing to exit as soon as there is a profit, and stubbornly holding on when there is a loss. The correct operational strategy is as follows: use 50x leverage for the first position, investing all 3000 funds (the goal is to achieve a 30% profit within 5 minutes, increasing the funds to 3900); after making a profit, immediately withdraw the profit and let the principal continue to roll (the purpose of this is to prevent losing everything due to a single mistake); repeat this way for 3 to 5 times, setting a profit target of 20% to 50% each time (using the compound interest effect, funds can grow from 3000 to 6000, 12000, 24000, 48000, 96000 sequentially). It is particularly important to note that 90% of people fail at the second step because they either do not understand when to take profits or emotionally add positions during the operation.

There is also a third step often overlooked: ultimate risk control. A common mindset mistake is being greedy for more when in profit and focusing on recovering losses during downturns, which often leads to final liquidation. The correct mindset should be: conduct only 1 to 2 trades a day; if an opportunity is missed, patiently wait for tomorrow; if any trade incurs a loss exceeding 20%, operations must stop that day; after earning 50,000, promptly withdraw 50%, and only use profits for subsequent trades. Remember, the key point is that true investment winners do not rely on luck but survive in the market by strictly following the rules.

So, why do most people still face liquidation? The reason is that they overlook a crucial piece of data—the actual time when market makers elevate prices, which usually only lasts 3 to 5 minutes. This means that if you do not enter at the right moment, even with a perfect strategy, you will ultimately just be giving money to the market.