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Secrets to Winning 80% in Futures

When you analyze a good entry point in a favorable position, execute the order.

1. Specific Example:

• You predict BNB will increase in price, entering a long position on the BNB/USDT pair with x20 leverage, recommended to use 3% of capital.

• At the same time, to reduce risk in case the price goes against you, set a waiting short order at a lower price with the USDC/BNB pair.

This short order will help you balance the risk if the price of BNB decreases.

2• Set the short order at a distance from the initial long entry price, depending on market volatility.

• Use the short order's leverage equal to or higher than the long order, as the profit from the short order is usually lower than from the long order.

• When the price drops and the short order is activated, if the price then reverses and increases again, close the short order immediately to avoid mutual cancellation of profits and losses. After that, reset the short order for waiting.

3. Use Isolated and Cross modes wisely:

• Use Isolated mode if you are a beginner. This mode helps limit risk and protect the remaining capital in the account.

• Switch to Cross mode when you have calculated profits and losses:

• If you have experience, you can use Cross mode to take profits from the short order (USDC/BNB) to offset DCA to average the price for the long order (BNB/USDT).

• However, be careful as Cross mode will use the entire account balance to maintain the position.

Note:

• Using the USDC/BNB pair helps you diversify your entries.

• Always carefully calculate the leverage and capital used to ensure the short order can cover the losses from the long order without causing too much risk.

Wishing you effective Futures trading. Once you have entered the order, price fluctuations can also yield profits.