Are you always losing your pants on contracts? The most common ways for beginners to die in contracts: making just enough money for groceries and then running away, only to miss out on the big profits later; going all in when the market drops, and ending up blowing up their account and leaving the game; correctly predicting the direction but getting scared off by small fluctuations, watching the market soar right in front of them.
What you think is rolling over: floating profit adds to position → buying more as it rises → going all in → directly to zero.
The real secret to rolling over: the principal is the lifeline, never bet everything; wait for key signals before adding to positions, don’t act until you see the rabbit; only use the money you've earned to continue playing, if you lose, pull out immediately.
Assuming a principal of 10,000 USDT, judging that a big market is coming: testing phase (first throw a stone to see the road).
Open a position with 500 USDT (5% of the principal), using 100x leverage with a stop loss at 2%, if wrong, admit defeat.
Must wait for clear signals (like a breakout with volume).
When you earn 250 USDT, add 125 USDT to your position; after confirming the trend, add another 87.5 USDT.
When floating profit exceeds the principal, open a hedge position to protect the capital, and when the market is at its peak, use a "ghost position" for the final push.
If you're wrong, cut your losses. Staying alive gives you a chance to turn things around; remember, keeping the principal safe is always the top priority. Don’t add to positions when the trend is unclear. The market treats all disobedience, but always rewards those who know how to play!
If you keep blowing up your account, it’s not the market targeting you; it’s your method that needs an upgrade!
