if you have the margin to cover ...yeah but then your essentially spot trading in futures
ไบคๆๅๆถๆ
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The people who blow up in contracts are never defeated by the market, but rather 'dug' by their own habits.
After ten years of trading, I've seen too many accounts go from full health to zero, with almost identical patterns.
First, leverage is not a knife; position size is the knife. Many people think that higher multiples mean greater risk, but the most dangerous thing is 'heavy positions with high multiples'. A 20x leverage with a 30% position can send you packing after just two K-line fluctuations. Conversely, a 100x leverage with a small position carries a risk similar to spot trading. Professional traders use one mindset: Risk comes from 'multiple ร position size'; don't overload your position.
Second, stop-loss is not losing; it's saving your life. Many accounts are not harvested by the market, but rather killed by 'reluctance to exit'. If youโre down 5% and still want to wait for a turnaround, youโll end up getting wiped out. Traders only follow one rule: single trade losses should not exceed 2% of the account. Stop-loss is not a disgrace; itโs a fuse.
Third, rolling positions is not all-in; compounding relies on control. The growth rhythm of contracts is 'test first, then expand'. First, use 10% of your position to test the direction, and if it goes well, add to your profits. Gradually increase your position with the trend, donโt go against it, donโt stubbornly hold. This way, you can catch the upward wave of fluctuations rather than getting smashed down by a pullback.
Fourth, trading is a game of probability, as well as a game of risk control. As long as you can achieve: Single trade loss โค 2% Profit-loss ratio โฅ 3:1 A win rate just over 30% can stabilize your account. It sounds exaggerated, but it's mathematically calculated.
Therefore, contracts are not dependent on passion or gambling. Contracts rely on position size, rhythm, and discipline. Those who can withstand losses will find life becoming easier; Those who canโt hold on, even if they win ten times, will lose on the next time.
The road to success is not just about luck, but also choices: choose the right coin, choose the right direction, choose the right circle, choose the right people! Now follow me, and let's plan together!
the dealer? whats a dealer in crypto? this isnt a card game
tomcat8
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$MON Look at the 1-hour chart. Previously, it repeatedly surged and fell above 0.037. The support bottom line that the dealer has worked hard on is 0.03359 below. The increase in volume at the 15-minute level seems like a strong breakout, but in reality, it's just the dealer distributing chips, enticing you to enter and take the bait. This tactic is too familiar.
My loss ๐ญ Is there any way to make up for this loss, friends, this is all my hard earned money. A guy sent me a message that if you want to trend in Binance, I will give you a signal.
$KAITO why would anyone try and short this, and if u did, why would u not take profits on your short...this is kaito we talking about...BIG BIG BIG potential