🔥 Is the contract really just a "gamble"? Be careful not to become a "explosion expert"! 🎲💥
In contract trading, there are always two types of people who are particularly prone to liquidation:
**1⃣️ Gambler psychology: ** likes to take small risks and win big, and often uses 10x, 20x, or even 50x, 100x leverage, dreaming of "getting rich overnight"! 🙄
**2⃣️ Newbies blindly get on board: ** do not have a deep understanding of leverage, position management is a mess, and before they understand the rules, their accounts have been "cleared"! 💸
🚫 Calm down first! If you do the same, the result can only be: the money just rushed in, and it disappeared overnight!
💡 Contracts are not a scourge, but high leverage is synonymous with risk! Why?
👉 Lack of tolerance: The higher the multiple, the larger the market fluctuation is enough to "swept away" all your funds.
👉 Not knowing how to stop loss: Many people think that the market will always pull back, but they ignore that "explosion" is ruthless!
👉 Distorted mentality: If you lose all your capital once, you will be dominated by emotions next time, and the more you lose, the more you gamble, which is a vicious cycle!
🎯 So, how should contracts manage positions scientifically?
1️⃣ Flexible use of funds and batch opening of positions are the key!
💰 For example, if you plan to open a 10,000U position, you can divide it into small positions such as 1,000U-10 times leverage or 500U-20 times leverage. In this way, you can ensure the flexibility of funds and reduce the probability of overall explosion! 😊
2️⃣ Stop loss must be strictly enforced!
🔖 It is recommended to set a stop loss range of 1%-3%, and stop loss decisively even if you lose a small amount. Don't imagine that the price will pull back to give you a chance to "get out of the trap". Don't forget: the market does not look at the mood of your account, but only at its own trend!
3️⃣ Use 10% of your funds to bet on 100% of the profits, instead of using 100% of your funds to bet on a wave of the market!
🔹 For example, you can use 1000U to test the waters, instead of taking 10,000U to go all-in at once. If the market goes the other way, you still have room for "turnaround"! Otherwise, one failure will take you away, and there is no room for maneuver.
