A lot of people fantasize about getting rich, but only one type of person truly turns around: those who understand contracts, dare to act, and are disciplined.

Below is the complete thought process; those who follow it are steadily advancing.

Core principle: Contracts amplify profits, discipline controls risks

Let’s take two steps, first build capital, then fight for the trend.

Step one: Small capital snowball (2000 yuan to exchange for 300U)

Goal: Roll from 300U to 1000U to lay the foundation for future battles.

Specific methods:

Each time only use 100U, choose large or small contracts

Two rules:

① Take profit when it doubles (100 to 200, then close position)

② Stop loss if it falls below 50U, never be attached to the battle

If both luck and operations are on point:

100 → 200 → 400 → 800

After three rounds, roll to 1100U and stop. This phase relies on discipline, not fantasy of continuous wins.

Step two: Combination strategy (capital over 1100U)

1 Quick in and out type (100U)

Play 15-minute short trades, target 3%-5% floating profit and exit

For example, when seeing a sudden surge in large contracts, timely follow the trend for short positions

Logic: Low margin, high sales, repeated arbitrage

2 Regular investment in trend (15U weekly)

Fixed weekly purchase of large or small contracts

Treat it as a digital piggy bank, don’t look at short-term ups and downs

Only bet on one view: Long-term bullish outlook

3 Heavy positions in trend (main positions)

Encounter major macro events, such as interest rate cuts by the U.S. or policy loosening

Boldly build trend positions, but must set profit and stop-loss levels

For example: Clear when the goal doubles, maximum acceptable loss is 20%

Three disciplinary bottom lines:

Maximum position for each trade does not exceed 1/10 of total funds

Each trade must set a stop-loss position

No more than 3 trades a day, withdraw upon making profit, don’t be greedy for the next wave

Those who truly earn money from this set, can win not because they are smart

But rather dare to take a step back, understand risk control, be tough on others, and tougher on yourself

Don’t wait for the market to soar before chasing high, and don’t let a single loss ruin the whole plan

Whether 5000 is enough is not important, the key is whether you have your own set of rules.