Guide to Surviving with 2000U Contract: How to Make a Million with Small Capital?
You only have 2000U, but want to trade contracts?
Don't rush to go ALL-IN, first read these 5 iron laws
1. Divide your bullets into 3 portions, always leave a backup
500U in low leverage (3-5x) to ambush trending coins, patiently wait for big cycle opportunities
1000U for flexible positions, only act during extreme market panic/FOMO (like after a sharp drop to the second lowest point)
500U never to be used, this is your only chip to recover after liquidation
Want to know exactly when to use which portion of funds? The method is key...)
2. Stop-loss is not just “setting it and forgetting it”
90% of people make this fatal mistake when setting stop-loss: **placing the stop-loss below technical levels**! Smart traders observe the exchange's “liquidation heat map” and hide their stop-loss in places where the main forces cannot sweep...
3. Make “devilish trades” when in profit
Every time your profit exceeds 50% of the principal, immediately withdraw 30% of the profit and convert it to stablecoins—this action will keep you smiling during liquidation. What about the remaining 70%? There’s a more aggressive compound interest strategy...
4. Only watch the market during these two time periods
From 2-5 AM Beijing Time (liquidity traps during the shift of European and American institutions)
30 minutes before major data releases (non-farm payrolls, CPI, etc.)
Shut down during other times, or you will suffer from “itchy finger syndrome”...
5. Hidden trump card: reverse leverage pool
When everyone is highly leveraged long on a certain coin, open a 0.5x reverse hedge position on platforms like Bybit, you can earn “fuel from the long positions' liquidation” without watching the market... (This strategy has outperformed 90% of traders annually)
Is it hard to turn 2000U into 100 times? Last year, a guy used a similar position management method to reach 190,000U by December 2023... (No one has dared to publicly imitate his operations since his third month)
Why do you always ‘buy high and sell low’? Because you haven’t understood ‘market sentiment’.
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