CAPITAL MANAGEMENT – THE ART OF SURVIVING IN THIS FIELD!!

Futures trading is not difficult, the challenge is to survive long-term.

To survive? You must know how to manage capital. Otherwise, sooner or later, the market will “send you away”.

1. NEVER GO ALL IN – IF YOU BET EVERYTHING, IT'S DEFINITELY OVER!

For example, if you have 1,000 USDT:

• Never take 1,000$ margin for 1 BTC order with 20x leverage.

• If BTC reverses just 5%, your account will be wiped out, no need to say more.

💡The correct way is:

• Only use 50 ~ 13278809098100 USDT (which is 5%~10% of capital) for each order.

• A leverage of x5–x10 is just right.

• Keep the remaining 950$ to hold, to recover, or to trade another order if the first one fails.

2. ALWAYS HAVE A STOP LOSS – IF THERE IS NO SL, DON'T ASK WHY YOUR ACCOUNT GOT WIPED

Example:

• You short BTC at 95,000, SL set at 96,000, TP set at 93,000

• Risk of 1,000$, expecting a profit of 2,000$

=> Risk:reward ratio = 1:2 (Lose 1 - win 2)

⭐️ At this point, you need to know technical analysis + watch the liquidation chart ... to find Entry.

If you don't set SL?

• If BTC pumps slightly to 96,000, you will be at the top and easily wipe your account.

3. MUST DIVIDE CAPITAL ACCORDING TO SCENARIO – DCA OR INVEST AT ONCE MUST HAVE A PLAN

Example:

You plan to short BTC from the 93k–95k range

• Don't enter a full order at 93k

• Instead, split it:

• 30% at 93k

• 30% at 94k

• The remaining 40% waits for 95k if it comes.

=> This is called dividing capital according to the scenario – if BTC spikes up, you still have money to hold or recover.

IN SUMMARY:

• The amount of money you have is not important – what matters is how wisely you use it.

• As long as there’s money, there’s trading; if you go broke, you quit early.

• Good capital management = less stress, fewer losses, longer survival, and opportunities to win big.