Holding 2000U and want to trade contracts? If you use this money wisely, it can create a million-level aura; if used incorrectly, you might find yourself with nothing in just three days.

First of all, never go all in right away; divide the funds into three parts:

500U to ambush trending coins with low leverage, waiting for opportunities in the larger cycles; this is not something to rush into;

1000U as a flexible fund, specifically to get involved during extreme market sentiments, such as right after a sharp decline when things have just stabilized;

Finally, 500U is the reserve, which cannot be touched by anyone; this is the only capital that can help you recover even in a true liquidation situation.

Don’t set your stop-loss randomly; many people tend to place stop-losses below technical levels, which is essentially giving money to the major players.

If you're smart, check the exchange's liquidation heat map and hide your stop-loss in places where the major players can’t reach; this is the way to survive longer.

When making money, don’t be too rigid; once your profits exceed 50% of your principal, withdraw 30% and convert it into stablecoins. Only then can you laugh when facing liquidation. Keep the remaining 70% rolling; the power of compound interest is understood by those who know.

When monitoring the market, choose your times wisely; between 2 to 5 AM Beijing time, when European and American institutions are changing shifts, the market liquidity can be the most peculiar;

Also, consider the half hour before major data releases, like non-farm payrolls or CPI; the market can be more thrilling than a roller coaster.

At other times, turn off your device; otherwise, you’ll eventually fall victim to the habit of “itching to trade.”

Lastly, here’s a clever strategy: the reverse leverage pool.

While the whole world is trading at high leverage, quietly open a 0.5x reverse position. You don’t have to monitor the market daily; just wait for the liquidation energy from the long traders to send you money.

Last year, someone used this strategy to its extreme, turning 2000U into 190,000U; his third month’s strategy is something no one dares to replicate now.

Why do you always buy high and sell low? It’s not bad luck; it’s simply a misunderstanding of market sentiment.

The money is hidden in those few minutes of extreme emotions, not in the several hours you’re watching every day.

If you still don’t know what to do or have any questions, feel free to reach out to Xiao Wei; I’ll analyze it for you!