I'm not here to flaunt wealth; the volatility in the crypto world is more common than milk tea promotions.

Today, let's talk about how to walk out of the high-risk contract battlefield with both principal and profits, smiling.

Three months ago, I entered the market with $2000, unable to even distinguish the leverage button, and now my account is comfortably lying at $100,000. The secret is not fortune-telling, but learning the trick of "walking away with money alive."

The core logic is very simple: initially, I tested the waters with $300, entering 100x contracts with only $30 each time.

100x leverage is like a spring-loaded skateboard; if the direction is right, earning 1% doubles the principal; if the direction is wrong, you better fasten your seatbelt.

To play for a long time, you must memorize these five life-saving rules and recite them three times before opening a position:

First rule: Cut losses immediately if you're wrong; never hold a losing position. My two early liquidations were due to thinking "it will bounce back" and holding on. Later, I established a rule: close the position immediately at the stop-loss point, even if the market reverses—surviving in the contract world is 100 times more important than "proving you were right."

Second rule: Stop trading after five consecutive losses and resolutely take a break that day. The market will have its "drunken moments," and consecutive losses can break your mindset into a QR code. I set a "circuit breaker": if I lose five times in a single day, I close the software, watch a show to calm down, and usually avoid pitfalls by looking again the next day.

Third rule: Withdraw at least half of your profits once you earn $2000; don’t get carried away. Greed is more fatal than panic. I stipulate that once profits reach $2000, I must withdraw at least half, otherwise, the money in my account will run off like amusement park visitors.

Fourth rule: Only trade in one-way trends and play dead during sideways markets. Making money in contracts relies on borrowing momentum, and 100x leverage during a sideways market is a death trap; opening positions at such times is like walking a tightrope in a disco— the more exciting the music, the harder the fall.

Fifth rule: Never open a position exceeding 10% of your principal. No matter how certain the opportunity, don’t go all in. A light position allows for elegant responses to volatility; going all-in is like stuffing yourself at a buffet— the first nine bites might be great, but the tenth could send you to the hospital.

Now, I watch the market every day like walking a cat, operating according to the rules. Remember: becoming rich in the contract world is a probability game, but surviving is a must-answer question. Want to pay less tuition and walk away with more money? Follow @趋势猎手老金 , and slowly roll your small money into big money, because stability brings happiness.