That day, I opened a BTC long position at the 90373 level, going all-in with 50x leverage. Honestly, this kind of operation is definitely gambling-level for most people, but I’ve always believed that the core logic of high-leverage contracts boils down to two words—timing and execution.

Currently, the price is repeatedly confirming around 88160, with unrealized profits already stacking up to 25,000 USD, and the return rate has directly broken 125%. Watching the numbers flicker on the account and reviewing the entire process, I want to say: this is not luck, but years of understanding the position and strict capital management discipline.

In the path of high-leverage contracts, I’ve seen too many people blow up because of greed in the short term. The position must be precise—that means you need to find that critical point through technical or fundamental analysis; you need to act decisively—but “decisively” only if you’re already prepared for stop-loss. If you’re wrong, accept it decisively, without hesitation or delay. And make sure this wave of profit is fully released, don’t get scared out by volatility.

If you’re a beginner, don’t directly copy this kind of position management. I’ve practiced this for many years, stepping through countless pitfalls, and only then have I developed a sense of proportion. Opportunities for contracts on mainstream coins like BTC and ETH are indeed plentiful, but opportunities are always there, while your principal is only one.