Contract Profit Techniques: The Key is 'Control Your Hands, Calculate Well, Follow the Trend'. Below are 5 practical tips summarized in plain language that even beginners can understand!

1. Capital Allocation: Don't go all-in; leave enough 'trial error capital'.

Core Principle: First think about how much you can lose, then allocate in several rounds.

Calculate the loss bottom line: For example, if you have 200,000 as capital, the most you can accept is a 20% loss (40,000). This 40,000 is your limit where 'losing it won't hurt'.

Split into 3 trial error rounds: Don't lose it all at once! Split the 40,000 into 3 rounds: first time 10,000, second time 10,000, third time 20,000.

This way, even if you lose in the first two rounds, you still have a chance to turn it around in the third round. As long as you win once in those 3 tries, you can break even or continue playing.

Remember: Staying alive gives you a chance; don’t let the market 'kick you out' at once!

2. Grasp the Trend: Follow the big direction; don’t be clever.

Core Principle: When the trend comes, don’t go against it; a pullback is an opportunity.

How to act in an uptrend: For example, if Bitcoin keeps rising and suddenly drops by 10%-20%, don’t be afraid; buy boldly at this moment!

Because when the trend is upward, a drop is mostly a 'fake fall', the long-term probability of rising is high, don’t be scared away by short-term fluctuations.

Why is it against human nature? 'Buy low, sell high', but in a trending market, you need to 'chase up and cut down' — dare to buy when it rises, dare to short when it falls; only by operating against human nature can you make big money.

3. Take Profit and Stop Loss: Set the rules; don't operate based on feelings.

Core Principle: Small losses and big profits, win more times than you lose.

Remember these 3 iron rules:

Each stop loss (selling at a loss) ≤ 5% of total capital: For example, with 200,000 capital, the maximum loss at one time is 10,000; don’t let a single loss be too much.

Each profit (selling at a gain) > 5% of total capital: You should earn more than you lose; for example, sell only after making at least 10,000.

Win rate > 50%: Win more than 5 out of 10 trades, and you will profit in the long run.

4. Don’t trade frequently: Less operation, fewer mistakes.

Core Principle: The more trades, the more mistakes.

Common problem for beginners: Watching the market 24 hours a day, trading several times a day, doing over 20 trades in a month. But 'if you walk by the river often, how can you not get your shoes wet'; the more you operate, the easier it is to lose your mindset.

Correct approach: Just pick a few days a week to watch the market; don’t act every day.