The Steady and Precise Contract Trading Principles: Only Trade BTC/ETH, Practical Strategies for Earning 30%+ Monthly
Most people who get liquidated in contract trading are not because the market is too difficult, but because they simply don't understand how to play. I also lost money at first, but later figured out a foolproof method. Now I earn a stable 30%-50% every month and have never been liquidated.
My approach is very simple, just two points: only trade BTC and ETH, don’t be greedy, only take high-probability opportunities.
How to open a short position? Look at the 4-hour chart, when the price rebounds to the moving average resistance level, short in batches. It’s not random guessing; wait for the price to rebound to the right point before acting.
When to enter a long position? Wait for the price to drop to a key support level, look for pin bars or stabilization signals, then buy in batches.
How to control stop losses? Limit daily losses to a maximum of 15% of capital, with individual losses not exceeding 10%. Once losses hit this limit, stop immediately, don’t hold on stubbornly.
Position management? Use a fixed position size each time, don’t increase, decrease, or fully invest. Don’t gamble on quick money.
What to do if the market is uncertain? Stay out! It’s better to miss opportunities than to trade randomly. If there’s no chance, wait; during a downturn, just wait for the right moment to enter.
When can you be more aggressive? When the market is trending, follow the big direction, short to the bottom, or long to the top, don’t hesitate.
This method is suitable for large funds seeking stability, as well as small funds looking to grow. The key is discipline; don’t act recklessly. If you really want to make money, don’t just watch, you have to take action and try.
I can help this much; the rest depends on your own practice. Keep it up!
Next, I will continue to lay out my strategies. Rather than fumbling around aimlessly and failing to capture the best entry and exit points, leading to holding losses, it’s better to follow me if you agree with this approach.
