If you are determined not to touch the contract, then just pretend that I have never spoken! However, there are always some people who find it difficult to stick to their original intentions and cannot resist the temptation, not to mention that the profit slips posted from time to time in the market are often several times or even dozens of times the profit. How can the ignorant novice resist such temptation?
In fact, if you really can't hold back, there are ways to do it. It is true that contracts can achieve quick profits when they encounter good market conditions and certain strategies. So today, I will present a set of systematic operation strategies for novice players.
1. Use large funds to carry out long-term spot investment
You have to build a safe and effective basic framework, that is, put at least 50% of the total funds into the spot of mainstream currencies and keep them unchanged. (such as BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL, etc.) Invest another 40% in the spot of cottage currencies, set a psychological price defense line, and then leave everything to time!
2. Use low leverage for mid-term operations (about 3-5 times)
In a bull market, sector rotation is very likely to occur. Turn on the position-by-position mode; you can use the remaining 10% of your funds to deploy the leading currencies in some sectors. It is recommended to choose 3-4 sectors. In the operation of this position, do not blindly chase the rise, just choose to ambush. For a drop of 20-30 points, ambush 1-2. If the drop reaches 40 points, continue to ambush 2. If it continues to fall, be sure to reserve the second-hand bottom-hunting funds, and never use up all the bullets at once.
3. Engage in short-term operations with high leverage (about 20 times)
Newbies should never try to choose 50×, 100× or even 125×. This is purely a dead end. If you do this, you will have no brains. I say it harshly just to impress you. High leverage is critical for grasping the points, taking profits and losses, and responding to emergencies. The industry often talks about the market sense. If you have a good market sense and accurate point prediction, you must also abide by the trading discipline. If you do not resolutely implement the stop loss, it is basically a waste of effort. If you succeed 9 times out of 10, you will lose all your previous profits if you fail once!
But again, it is not recommended for novices to touch any contract leverage, and veterans can only use very small funds, have a gaming mentality, and set profit and loss targets!
