The reason you frequently face liquidation and loss orders is that your position management is not done well.
Don't trust those scalpers in the square who tell you to make short-term trades and go in with heavy positions. They are just making money from your rebates and customer losses; if you don't lose money, they can't make money.
Specific basic position management methods (this can already solve the issue of daily loss orders):
Assuming you plan to take out 1000U to trade contracts, you can only lose a maximum of 60U each time.
Assuming, taking the 100 times large contract as an example, each time you open a position, the first position is 20U, the second position is 20U, and the third position is 20U.
Taking the large contract at 0:00 today as an example: if the large contract drops to 117500, you think it has reached a resistance level, and without thinking, you directly enter the first position with a 20U contract at 100 times leverage, which is 2000U.
When it drops to 116500, re-enter the second position.
If it drops to 115500 again, then re-enter the third position.
When it retraces to 116500, you close the order at 116500, leaving the orders at 117500 and 115500. When it continues to rise and reaches 117500, you close the orders at 117500 and 115500. At this point, your three positions have doubled, and both the first and second positions are in profit.
Assuming the worst-case scenario, if the market is deeply washed, if you lose on the first and second positions, then just treat the third position as the first position and re-enter the market with 1000 points again. In the day trading in the past few days, you would have already recouped the losses from the first and second positions from the previous day.
The above methods are the most basic position management methods, and you can achieve stable profits. As long as you don't misjudge the direction, the returns are far more than just doubling the first position; often the return is entering with 60U and exiting with over 120U.
Last week, I used this method to trade with Ant Warehouse, and in 3 days I made 360U from 60U. I multiplied my position by 6 times.
Then doesn't your capital keep growing?
You have 16 opportunities to make mistakes.
Furthermore, you need to judge the direction correctly. You must know when it is in a consolidation phase, when it is rising, and when it is falling.
Use MADC for trend judgment, KDJ for short-term trading, combined with volume and wave theory. Aren't you dominating the cryptocurrency market?
Whose subordinate is this?
I originally thought Lu Bu was unbeatable in the world, but I didn't expect someone to be even braver than him!
I hope you can do it!