Liangxi's contract strategy is essentially walking on the edge of a knife! Betting your life on money! Watching him turn thousands into millions is indeed impressive, but if you really dare to learn, you are likely to lose even your underwear.
Why? Let me explain it clearly:
Liangxi relies on high-frequency long and short trades, executing dozens of trades a day to profit from market fluctuations. But ordinary people simply don’t have that reaction speed, not to mention the underhanded tactics of exchanges like pulling the plug or injecting spikes. Playing contracts requires precise control over 15-minute cycles, but the dealer’s chips and information completely crush you; what do you have to compete with them?
He happened to catch Trump’s speech and the market sentiment shifted; it was purely a gamble on the right direction. Veterans die from getting carried away, newbies die from going all in. In the end, he failed to act with unity of knowledge and action, blindly shorting at the bottom while prices rose, and kept increasing his position, resulting in a total loss of 5 million dollars.
Bitcoin contract trading is highly risky, but using the right methods can make it more stable. Let me explain it clearly:
Newbies are advised not to exceed 6% of total margin; just like learning to drive, start in low gear and take it slow.
Position management is a lifesaver (key!).
Bet a maximum of 3% of your principal each time: for example, if you have 10,000, the maximum you can invest in a single trade is 300; even if you lose, it won't hurt too much.
Don't go all in! No matter how much the market seems 'guaranteed to rise', don't go all in; the market specializes in punishing overconfidence.
Stop-loss is like a seatbelt; it must be fastened!
Set stop-loss points in advance: for example, set a 2% stop-loss after buying long; if it drops, it will automatically close the position, preventing painful losses.
Don't hold onto losing positions! If you lose, don't think 'I'll wait to break even'; often, waiting only leads to worse losses (lessons learned the hard way).
Keep an eye on news, but don’t be misled.
Verify sudden news first: for example, 'Trump announces strategic reserves for altcoins' could be fake news; wait for official confirmation before acting.
Avoid data release times: close positions before major events like non-farm payrolls or interest rate hikes to prevent price fluctuations that could trigger a loss.
Stay calm like an old dog.
Don't get too excited about profits: stop after three consecutive wins, as people get carried away and the market can slap you back.
Don’t take revenge on losses: if you lose money, turn off the lights and go to sleep. Forcing yourself to 'win it back' usually leads to more losses.
Little White's Guide to Avoiding Pits:
1. Practice with a simulated account or within 100 USDT before going live.
2. Only play with money you can afford to lose, such as 10% of total funds.
3. Do not trade after midnight; staying up late can easily lead to mistakes.
Remember: contracts are not gambling; they are a game of risk control. Only those who survive can wait for a bull market!
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