Core Assumption
Clarify the nature of the contract: two-way trading (both long and short) + leverage magnification (profits and risks magnified by the same multiple), a 1% fluctuation can lead to a 10%-100% gain or loss (depending on the leverage ratio).
Accept high risks: extreme market fluctuations may lead to instant liquidation, a capital of 100U may become zero, funds used must be those that, if lost, would not affect daily life.
Operational Logic (Ideal Path)
1. Accurately judge the trend
Use technical analysis (such as candlestick patterns, moving averages, MACD) or news (policies, project dynamics) to capture clear short-term trends (such as one-sided rise or fall). For example: judging that a certain cryptocurrency has a 5% upward potential within 30 minutes.
2. Use leverage wisely
If using 10x leverage, a 5% fluctuation can bring a 50% profit (100U → 150U); with 20x leverage, a 5% fluctuation corresponds to a 100% profit (100U → 200U). Initially, use low leverage to validate judgments and gradually increase after making profits (but be cautious that the higher the leverage, the greater the liquidation risk).
3. Compound rolling operation
After each profit, use the principal + profit as new capital to continue opening positions. For example:
100U → 200U (1 doubling)
200U → 400U (2 times)
Doubling 17 times can reach 131,000U (2^17=131072).
The key is that every operation must be precise and not be liquidated by fluctuations.
4. Strict risk control
Set stop-loss and take-profit: before opening a position, clarify the take-profit point (such as expected profit of 5%) and stop-loss point (such as loss of 2%), trigger and close the position immediately to avoid greed or holding onto losing trades.
Single position should not exceed 50% of the principal: even if the judgment is wrong, some funds can still be preserved for continued operations.
Key Reminder
This is an idealized model; in reality, the market is unpredictable, and it is almost impossible to execute 17 correct operations consecutively. The higher the leverage, the greater the probability of liquidation.
Cryptocurrency contracts carry extremely high risks and can lead to total loss of capital. It is recommended to first learn the basics, practice with simulated accounts, and invest real funds cautiously.
Whether it can ultimately be achieved depends on market judgment, execution ability, risk control, and a certain amount of luck; there is absolutely no guaranteed winning path.