#数字资产市场动态 Honestly, the threshold for contracts seems low, but in reality, nine out of ten people end up losing—making quick profits is true, but losses are even more brutal.

I've seen someone turn 30,000 yuan into six figures and walk away completely unscathed, but that’s definitely not just luck. In my opinion, it all comes down to these five survival principles.

My trading approach is actually quite aggressive: divide 1500U into three parts, and each time only use 500U to open a 100x leverage position. If I’m right, I double my money with one point; if I’m wrong, I treat it as tuition—this 500U is just the entry fee. Surviving in such high-risk strategies is all about execution.

**The first thing is to cut losses decisively and not bet on rebounds.** I’ve suffered two liquidation losses, both times waiting for a rebound. Later, I set a strict rule for myself: the moment the stop-loss price is triggered, my finger must move. Recognizing losses is a thousand times more reliable than self-deception.

**The second key point is that after five consecutive losses, you must stop.** When the market is chaotic, stubbornly holding on is just giving away money. I set up a mechanism called "circuit breaker"—after five consecutive losses, I turn off the screen and walk away. When I wake up, the market logic is usually clearer the next day.

**The third point is that many people can’t do it—take profits immediately when you’ve made enough.** The numbers in your account are just reflections. I’ve set a rule that once I make 6000U, I withdraw half; only when the coins are in my wallet do I consider it a real win. Don’t take unrealized gains seriously—that’s when the mindset is most likely to collapse.

**The fourth point—only trade in one-sided markets, avoid oscillations.** In a trending market, 100x leverage is like a rocket booster; but in sideways trading, it becomes a meat grinder. When you can’t tell the direction clearly, stay out of the market and wait. Enter only when the signals are clear.

**Finally, position management—never go all-in.** I only risk 500U per trade, keeping my position within 10% of my capital at all times. A lighter position keeps your mind clear; even if you lose, you won’t be severely hurt.

Contracts are never a quick way to get rich. Honestly, it’s a endurance race. Opportunities in the crypto world are piled high, but so are the pitfalls.

As long as you truly embed these five principles into your mind and keep refining them, you might reach that point where you can exit satisfied. Rules replace luck, systems beat emotions—that’s the difference.