I've seen too many brothers just finish showing off their six-figure accounts, only to be liquidated right after. This line of work is more thrilling than Macau—either you exchange it for a sports car at dawn, or borrow a lighter on the rooftop. Back then, I entered with my last 1k for food, rolled out six figures in 3 months; today, I won't talk about the myth of getting rich, just teach you how to survive in the contract hell.

I. The correct way to use 100x leverage (includes a guide to self-destruction)

Newbies always take high leverage as a suicide tool; I prefer to use it as a printing press. The core idea is simple: roll profits into a snowball, treat capital as ancestors!

- Starting phase: 300U capital, only open 10U position (don't laugh, those who survive are the grandsons)

- Crazy operation: withdraw 50% every time you profit 1% (isn't it nice to post withdrawal screenshots on social media?)

- Death trap: If you guess right 10 times, will you float away? The 11th time blowing up teaches a lesson ⚠️

II. Five iron rules of smoking and lung damage (if you violate any, please uninstall the APP voluntarily)

1. Cutting losses must be faster than an ex-girlfriend

"If I hold for 5 more minutes, I'll break even"—the famous last words of a retail trader. Remember: the stop-loss line is a high-voltage line; touching it means you need to cut losses! I only understood after my third liquidation; living poor people have 100 times more chances to turn around than dead heroes.

2. Daily loss of 20 orders, disconnect immediately

When the market is volatile, the more you operate, the more it slaps you in the face. It's recommended to set up an automatic shutdown script (don't ask, just know that it's PTSD from being cut out)

3. Must withdraw profits of 5kU

Do you know how many people died waiting to "round up before leaving"? Last month, a big shot turned 500k into 3000, and the screenshot is still lying in my album. Remember: money mentioned in the wallet is real money; account balance is just happiness beans!

4. Play dead in a volatile market

Can't read trends? Here's a dumb method: look at the candlestick chart from a distance—if it moves horizontally, close the software; if it moves diagonally, take action. Last year, I held off for 4 months without opening a position and avoided 3 waves of harvesting.

5. Position control metaphysics

"Going all in is guaranteed death" principle is even more accurate than Newton's law! It's recommended to divide your capital into 100 parts, and not exceed 1 part per order (don't complain about it being small, if it blows up, you can still call dad for money)

III. Three soul questions (if you can't answer, please go and dollar-cost average BTC)

1. Is the current volatility enough to double your coffin fund? (Check the 24h rise and fall on the exchange)

2. Is the market a one-sided slaughter or a double kill for long and short? (You can draw a trend line, right?)

3. Can you stop when you hit a big bullish line? (Remember how the last cooked duck flew away)

Contracts are not ATM machines; they are human nature testing devices! Those influencers flaunting million-dollar profits won't show you their liquidation records. The real wealth secret lies in the discipline of "be humble when necessary, survive when necessary".