Contracts are not a casino! They are a cash machine, but you need to know the password!
Do you always buy just before a surge and sell in a moment of panic? Do you feel like the house is watching your few orders? Don't blame yourself; 90% of people have no idea that trading contracts is not about market movements, but about strategy and discipline!
I've seen too many people double their money in one night only to lose it all again. I've also witnessed players who strictly follow their strategies turning their accounts into 20 times the original amount in three months; it's not a myth, it's the victory of rules.
The first life-and-death rule: Don't mess with the fakes! You might be tempted by their explosive growth, but they will take your capital. BTC and ETH have good liquidity and relatively few sudden drops; they are the only shields for retail investors!
The easy question for short positions: MA60 resistance three times. Especially on the 4-hour chart, when the price is held down by MA60 for the third time, go short with your eyes closed! Set your stop-loss at the previous high + 100 USD; the win rate is over 80%—this isn't mysticism; it's a pattern used by institutional quant teams!
Where is the golden pit for long positions? The previous daily low + RSI oversold is where the house buries their money. But most people try to catch the bottom halfway up! Remember: you must wait for the downtrend to slow down and for a small divergence to appear before making a move!
The four habits that the house hates the most:
If you lose over 20% in a day, you must shut down! Otherwise, the next trade is the start of a trap.
Build your position in three batches; the first order is 5%, only increase your stake when you're in profit, refuse to go all-in at once.
Activate a 5-minute trailing stop after a 50% profit; this tactic helped me reap significant gains last year.
Withdraw 50% of profits each month; otherwise, the market will absolutely reclaim your profits; this is a curse and also a rule!
Sideways fluctuations = moments of false breakout hunting! In the last three days, I've continuously caught both sides using this tactic:
Did the price break above the previous high but without strong volume? Go short!
Did it drop below the previous low but panic selling occurred? It's a false breakdown; go long decisively!
Did you know? If you hit a stop-loss twice in a row, you must stop trading! Because your mindset has collapsed, and everything you do next will be emotional trades; this isn't investing; it's suicide.
In sharp drops or surges, what you're lacking isn't luck; it's a set of 'sniper strategies.' Calm rules + strict execution; the password to the cash machine lies within.
