Guide to Surviving with 2000U Contract: How to Create a Million-Dollar Momentum with Small Capital?

You only have 2000U, but want to trade contracts?

Don't rush to ALL-IN, first read these 5 iron rules

1. Divide your bullets into 3 parts, always leave room for maneuver

500U low leverage (3-5x) to ambush trending coins, patiently wait for major cycle opportunities

1000U flexible position, only act during extreme market fear/FOMO (like at the second lowest point after a crash)

500U never to be touched, this is your only chip to recover after a liquidation

Want to know exactly when to use which part of the funds? The method is key...

2. Stop-loss is not just about “setting it and forgetting it”

90% of people make this fatal mistake when setting stop-loss: **placing the stop-loss below the technical level**! Smart people will observe the exchange's “liquidation heat map” and hide their stop-loss in places where the big players can't hit...

3. Make “devil trades” when profitable

Each time your profit exceeds 50% of your principal, immediately withdraw 30% of the profit and convert it to stablecoin — this action will keep you smiling during liquidation. The remaining 70%? There's a more ruthless compounding strategy...

4. Only watch the market during these two time periods

From 2-5 AM Beijing time (liquidity traps during the shift change of European and American institutions)

30 minutes before major data releases (non-farm payroll, CPI, etc.)

Shut down during other times, or you will die from “itchy hands”...

5. Hidden trump card: reverse leverage pool

When everyone is leveraging up a certain coin, open a 0.5x reverse hedge position on platforms like Bybit, you can benefit from “the long positions liquidation fuel” without watching the market... (this strategy outperforms 90% of traders annually)

Is turning 2000U into 100 times really difficult?

Last year, a guy used a similar position management method to reach 190,000U by December 2023... (his operations in the third month remain unreplicated openly by anyone to this day)

Why do you always ‘buy high and sell low’? Because you don't understand ‘market sentiment’

The phrase I find myself saying most often now is: “It's not that you can't, it's that your method is wrong.”

I have refined this roll-over recovery model completely.

I can share it, but only with those who are seriously looking to turn their fortunes around

Serious inquiries only #以太坊突破3700