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Sisters, let me clarify to everyone that I'm not here to flaunt my earnings; I genuinely want to talk with you about how to play contracts in the cryptocurrency market to walk away with money safely. Two months ago, I entered the market with 5000U; at that time, I didn't even know where to adjust the leverage. Now, I have over 300,000 U comfortably sitting in my account. But this is really not just luck; it's because I figured out the "survival strategy." Throughout the process, I only used 500U to test the waters, investing 50U each time to play 100 times contracts. When the leverage is good, a 1% increase doubles your investment; when it's bad, it can go to zero overnight. That's why I've remembered these five rules and I want to clarify them to you. First, cut losses immediately if you're wrong; don't hold on stubbornly. When I first started, I blew up my account twice, always thinking that if I waited for a rebound, I could break even. But the market doesn't wait for anyone; the longer you wait, the more you lose. Once it hits the stop-loss point, get out; staying alive means there's a next opportunity. There's no need to argue with the market to prove you're right. Second, stop if you get five wrong in a row. Sometimes the market moves chaotically like a headless fly, and stubbornly fighting it will only ruin your mindset. I set a rule for myself: if I get five wrong in a row, I close the software and take a break, check again the next day. Many times, the pitfalls from the previous day have already cleared up. Third, withdraw as soon as you earn 5000U. The numbers on the screen, no matter how good they look, are still virtual. The market can turn against you faster than you can flip a book. Each time I earn 5000U, I at least withdraw half; securing profits is the real win. Fourth, only trade in one-way markets; lay low during fluctuations. When a trend emerges, 100 times leverage can take you soaring; but during sideways movements, this leverage is just a tool for cutting losses. #ElonMusk65908 Follow For More!
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Stop being so self-indulgent——the market maker is washing the plate, and really doesn't regard your small holdings in high esteem. Having been in the crypto circle for a long time, the most dreaded thing is when retail investors see themselves as the main characters: they shout 'the market maker harmed me' whenever there’s a drop, as if that two thousand bucks in their wallet could influence the market. Wake up, your chips aren't even enough to cover the trader's fees. Take GAMA as an example. The total amount is 7 million coins, and retail investors hold 4.2 million, with a cost of 1U. The market maker only took 2.8 million at the bottom but dares not to push the price up—why? If it rises to 1.3U, the 4.2 million coins will instantly crash down, who will take it? The market maker isn’t doing charity, they’re here to make money, so they have to 'wash people' instead of 'washing the plate'. Step one, dull knife cutting meat. No bad news, no good news, falling 3% every day, the K-line looks flat like an ECG. A week passes, and the price is 0.75 U; people in the group start to lose sleep: 'Is the project dead?' The first retail investors who can't hold on throw their chips at 0.75 U, and the market maker eats them bit by bit with a drag order machine, not even making a splash. Step two, gold needle probing the bottom. One day at two in the morning, a large bearish line directly plunges to 0.55U, then brings it back to 0.85 U in three minutes. Bottom-fishing investors exclaim 'golden pit' and rush in. The market maker then pushes the price down to 0.5 U again, and the bottom-fishers are wiped out, crying and throwing away their chips, obediently giving them up. Step three, spreading death. Screenshots claiming 'the project has withdrawn funds' and 'the founder has run away' flood everywhere, and Twitter, Telegram, and WeChat groups blast simultaneously. The price crashes down to 0.4U, faith collapses, and retail investors line up to liquidate. #ElonMusk65908 Follow For More!
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Brothers, I'm not here to show off my wealth. Money in the crypto world comes quickly and goes even faster. Today, let's talk about how to play contracts to walk away with money and a smile. Two months ago, I entered the market with 5000U, couldn't even find the leverage button, and now my account is comfortably sitting at over 200,000U. It's not about luck; it's about learning to survive— I only put in 500U to test the waters, investing 50U each time to play 100x contracts. If the direction of the leverage is right, a 1% increase doubles it; if wrong, it could go to zero overnight. Remember the five ironclad rules for survival! 1. Cut losses immediately if you're wrong. Don't play dead. I made two big losses when I first entered because I waited for a rebound, only to get slapped by the market. When it hits the stop-loss point, leave; surviving gives you another chance; proving yourself is useless. 2. Stop after five consecutive losses. Sometimes the market moves like a drunken man; stubbornly holding on will only lead to a mental breakdown. I set a circuit breaker: after five consecutive losses, I shut down and take a break; the opportunity may be gone the next day. 3. Withdraw immediately after making 5000U. Account numbers are virtual, and the market can swallow it at any time. I set a strict rule: every time I make 5000U, at least withdraw half; securing profits is true victory. 4. Only engage in one-sided markets; play dead in choppy markets. When a trend comes, 100x leverage can take you to the sky; in sideways markets, it's just a harvesting scythe. If the market has no direction, it's better to stay flat and not place random orders. 5. Do not exceed 10% of your principal in position. Don't go all-in like a gambler; keeping a light position allows you to calmly deal with chaotic markets. Going all-in is like binge-eating at a buffet; the tenth plate might land you in the hospital. Don't wait until your contract gets liquidated to remember these! Let's gradually roll small amounts into big money together. #ElonMusk65908 Follow For More!
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