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My approach is very extreme: splitting $300 into ten parts, risking only $30 each time with 100x leverage. If the direction is correct, a one-point move can double the money; if wrong, the entire fund is lost instantly.
Although it's a high-risk operation, as long as I stick to the strict rules, I can survive steadily in the market.
First rule: Cut losses when wrong, don’t hold on stubbornly.
When I first entered the scene, I lost twice because I was waiting for a “rebound.” The market never gives luckers a break; once hitting the stop-loss point, I exit decisively. Taking a loss is better than pretending to be dead.
Second rule: Stop immediately after five consecutive wrong trades.
In chaotic markets, stubbornness just gives away money. I set a circuit breaker for myself: after five consecutive wrong trades, I shut down the computer and take a break. The next day, the market usually clears up.
Third rule: Withdraw after earning $3000.
The numbers on the account are virtual; they can vanish at any moment if not withdrawn. I set a rule: after earning $3000, withdraw at least half. Securing the gains is the real win.
Fourth rule: Only follow trends, avoid oscillations.
In a unidirectional trend, 100x leverage is like a rocket booster; in choppy markets, it’s a meat grinder that harvests funds. When the direction isn’t clear, I prefer to pretend to be dead, wait for the trend to clarify, then strike decisively.
Fifth rule: Keep position size within 10% of capital.
Don’t try to go all-in; to win, you first need to survive. I only risk $30 each time, so I can afford to lose and still be steady.
With a lighter position, my mindset stays calm, and my operations remain cool-headed. These five iron rules may seem simple, but they can help you protect your principal and grow your account in the high-risk futures market. $BTC $ETH $GT