1. Master Risk Management First

  • Never risk more than 1–2% of your total capital per trade.

  • Always set a stop-loss (don’t just rely on hope).

  • Avoid over-leverage (more leverage = more liquidation risk). Start with 5x or lower until you’re consistent.

2. Understand Market Structure

  • Learn to identify support and resistance zones.

  • Recognize trend vs. range markets:

  • In a trend, ride with it (long in uptrend, short in downtrend).

  • In ranges, play reversals at support/resistance.

3. Use Technical Indicators Wisely

  • EMA or MA Crossovers → good for identifying trend direction.

  • RSI/Stochastic → helps spot overbought/oversold zones.

  • Volume & Open Interest → shows strength of moves.

  • 👉 Don’t over-clutter your chart, keep 2–3 key indicators.

4. Have a Trading Plan

  • Define your entry point, stop-loss, and take-profit levels before entering.

  • Stick to Risk-to-Reward ratio of at least 1:2 or 1:3.

  • Don’t chase FOMO moves — let the setup come to you.

5. Control Emotions

  • Avoid revenge trading after a loss.

  • Take breaks — trading under stress usually leads to liquidation.

  • Journal your trades to track mistakes and improvements.

6. Stay Updated

  • Futures react fast to news (BTC ETF, Fed rates, regulations, hacks).

  • Check economic calendars and Binance announcements.

7. Start Small & Scale

  • Practice on testnet or with small amounts.

  • As you get consistent, scale up gradually.

⚠ Golden Rule:

Most new traders lose money in futures because of over-leverage and no stop-loss. Survival is profit. Focus first on not losing big — profits will follow.

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