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The core of Bitcoin contract trading #币安投票上币 lies in risk control and the win rate of each trade $BTC

Before the trading system is fully formed, it is essential to practice with small funds in real trading, and not to get overly excited. Lower your expectations, pay less tuition, and discover your problems early. As long as you experience one or two rounds of bull and bear cycles, your trading mindset will mature, and by then, it won’t be too late to go all in.

Contract trading comes with leverage, and the principal amount is not that important. With the right skills, making money is just a matter of time; if your skills are lacking, even with more capital, you won’t be able to keep it. Stay steady, and first practice your skills well!

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What has already happened will happen again. What has been done will be done again. By using history as a mirror, one can understand the rise and fall. By looking more at what has happened in the past and the news of those years, and by chatting with those who experienced it, one will gain a lot.
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A big influencer taught me
the basic logic of contract trading, the core is "margin" and "counterparty orders".
The role of margin is leverage; by pledging a small amount of funds to the platform, you can leverage hundreds of times the capital, amplifying profits by hundreds of times. Once losses exceed the margin, forced liquidation occurs, resulting in total loss.
The logic of counterparty orders is also simple: one person believes the price will rise in the future, while another is bearish. The platform facilitates the transaction between the two, where one person's profit is inevitably the other's loss.
Bullish means believing the current price is low, so you buy first and sell later when the price rises.
Bearish means believing the current price is high, so you sell first and buy back later when the price drops.
The bullish party is a potential bearish party. The bearish party is a potential bullish party.
In a short time, a rapid increase in price makes those who haven't entered the market worry about risks and choose to wait; even if they are bullish, they tend to buy when the price falls. At this time, the candlestick's performance shows that the price increase rate slows down, and trading volume decreases.
Those making profits are eager to secure their gains; if they find the price seems unable to rise further, they will choose to sell, causing the price to drop. This is the essence of technical pullback.
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Learning Sharing
The core of profitability is the win rate and the profit-loss ratio.
A low profit-loss ratio and a low win rate will undoubtedly lead to losses.
A poor profit-loss ratio indicates issues with stopping profit and loss.
A low win rate indicates issues with market judgment and timing.
A high profit-loss ratio indicates proficiency in taking small risks for big rewards.
A high win rate indicates precise judgment.
The profit-loss ratio and win rate are mutually exclusive; this is a mathematical issue that human effort cannot overcome.
The core of following major trends is the profit-loss ratio.
The core of trading in oscillating waves is the win rate.
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Contract trading, you don't need a lot of capital. For beginners, 1000U is enough, open positions within 50U each time, leverage within 10 times, set a stop-loss, and you would need to lose 20 times in a row to lose everything, which is generally unlikely to happen. #合约爆仓
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2016, rushed into BTC with money for breakfast.
2018, all-in on futures, leveraged to the limit.
2020.3.12, during the circuit breaker night, lost 160,000.

Last night, dug out an old broken-screen phone from the drawer.
Hands shaking, I logged onto Binance,
found a hidden gem lying in the corner.

Fate loves to play reversals.
First a cut, then a reward.

The two things #爆仓了 taught me:
1️⃣ Don't go all-in
2️⃣ Remember to back up your mnemonic phrase in a bear market

Your old phone,
may hold a cycle of reincarnation.

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