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1. Risk Management Rules (Survival First)
1. Position Control
The risk of a single transaction should not exceed 1-3% of the principal (for example, if the account is 10,000 dollars, the single transaction stop-loss limit is 100-300 dollars).
Leverage should be used with caution (novices are recommended to ≤ 10 times), and high leverage (50x+) is easy to blow up.
Avoid excessive positions in the full margin mode.
2. Stop Loss Iron Rule
Set a stop-loss level before opening a position, using technical stop-loss (e.g., breaking below support line) or fixed percentage stop-loss (e.g., -5%).
Refuse to "carry the position" and prohibit adding margin to average down the cost when incurring losses.
3. Diversify Risks
Avoid excessive concentration on a single coin, and manage the positions of mainstream coins (BTC/ETH) separately from altcoins.
2. Technical Analysis Rules
1. Trend Trading
Trade with the trend (prioritize weekly/daily trends), avoid counter-trend attempts to rebound.
Common indicators: EMA (20/50/200), MACD, Bollinger Bands to identify trends.
2. Key Level Game
Support/resistance levels, Fibonacci retracement levels, and volume zones as references for opening and closing positions.
Be cautious of false breakouts: if the price breaks through a key level and then quickly falls back, stop loss is required.
3. Multi-timeframe validation
The 4-hour chart sets the direction, and the 1-hour or 15-minute chart finds the entry point.
3. Psychology and Discipline
1. Emotional Control
Avoid FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) chasing highs and selling lows, and avoid revenge trading.
After making a profit, do not be greedy. Take profits in batches (for example, close half at 50% position and set a trailing stop for the remaining).
2. Planned Trading
Formulate a trading plan in advance (entry reasons, target levels, stop-loss levels) and avoid making ad-hoc decisions during trading.
Avoid over-trading, daily trading ≤ 3 times (high-frequency trading requires quantitative strategy support).
3. Black Swan Defense
Reduce leverage or close positions before major events (such as Federal Reserve meetings, exchange crashes).
In extreme market conditions (such as a spike), stop losses may be breached, so a buffer space should be reserved.
4. Advanced Strategy Reference
1. Hedging Strategy
Cross-market hedging (e.g., spot position + futures short position), or hedging between coins (BTC vs. altcoins).
Pay attention to the funding rate impact (perpetual contract).
2. Arbitrage opportunities
Term arbitrage (short futures when there is a futures premium + buy spot).
Inter-exchange spread arbitrage (fast execution required).
3. Data-driven
On-chain data (large transfers, net inflow to exchanges), contract open interest, and long-short ratio assist in judgment.
5. Survival Warning
Avoid the following behaviors:
✅ Cross stud unilateral market
✅ Blindly following the "master" signals
✅ Staying up late to monitor the market leads to a decline in judgment.
✅ Borrow or use living funds for trading
Final reminder: Futures Trading is essentially a zero-sum game, with less than 5% being long-term winners. Beginners are advised to practice on a demo account first or focus on spot dollar-cost averaging. If participating in real trading, it is essential to start with the smallest position and gradually verify the effectiveness of the strategy.