People always ask me: 'Which is safer, opening 10x with 1000U or 5x with 2000U?'

Seeing this kind of question makes me realize another poor soul trapped by the liquidation price.

The truth is often simple: both methods essentially represent a position of 10,000U.

The difference lies only in your psychological endurance, but newbies often struggle: '10x leverage liquidation price is closer, so dangerous!'

Wake up! The core of trading has never been about liquidation price, but whether you strictly execute stop-loss.

High leverage dies quickly? That's because you close the screen like a gambler right after opening a position.

The life-threatening question most often asked by newbies: 'Teacher, how to quickly turn 200U into 10 times?'

Then they really completed the zeroing feat in just 5 minutes.

Blood and tears advice:

First make your initial capital through spot trading, then use the profits to trade contracts.

If you can't even understand K-lines and go all-in, you might as well go play big or small in Macau.

The essence of trading:

The opening signal is not important at all; going long on a sunny day or short on a rainy day is fine, the key is whether you dare to execute mechanically and control your position like a robot.

Why is it that with the same 10x leverage: some earn tens of thousands of U in three years, while others lose everything in three days?

The market specializes in treating all grievances, but always rewards those cold players with 'mechanical execution + mathematical thinking'.

Your account balance is a true reflection of your understanding; don’t blame the market for being cruel; blame yourself for being too naive.

If you decide to make trading your lifelong career, longing for financial freedom through digital assets—these 10 pieces of hard-earned experience should be engraved in your DNA. Not many, but each word is invaluable.

When the leading coin falls for 9 days, don’t hesitate; it’s your turn to step in.

If any coin has a crazy celebration for two days, it's time to calmly take profits.

Cryptos that surge more than 7% in a single day often have inertia to rise further the next day, let the bullets fly a bit longer.

A truly strong coin will give you a second chance to enter; wait for it to pull back before acting.

For coins that have been sideways for three days, give them another three-day observation period, and if there’s still no movement, change the battlefield.

If a position hasn't returned to breakeven after two days, it means the market is reminding you to exit.

Remember this rule: a rise for three days may continue for five days, and a rise for five days may surge for seven days. But the fifth day is often the best time to cash out.

Volume doesn't lie—pay attention to low-level breakout with volume, and run quickly if high-level volume stalls.

Only trade coins in an upward trend: a 3-day moving average pointing up is a short-term opportunity, a 30-day moving average up is a medium-term view, an 80-day moving average up indicates a main upward wave, and a 120-day moving average up signifies a long-term bull market.

Having little capital is not a problem; the issue is whether you have the patience to wait for the right moment and the courage to pull the trigger when you see an opportunity.


I have used this method for five years with stable profits, and 90% of my success comes from three words: wait, precise, ruthless. The market always has opportunities; just be afraid that you run out of bullets and confidence in advance.