In the crypto world, money comes in like a flood and leaves just as quickly, terrifyingly fast. I managed to turn 3,000U into 280,000U, honestly, not relying on luck but strictly following five bottom-line rules that you must not break, combined with a cautious trading rhythm, gradually accumulating.

Contracts are like a double-edged sword; used well, they can take you to the top of the mountain, but used improperly, they can leave you stepping into the void. My approach always emphasizes one word: ruthlessness. Disperse your principal, split 3,000U into ten parts, and only use 30U each time to open a 100x leverage position. If your market judgment is correct, just one point can double your account; if wrong, turn around and walk away—no entangling, no soft-heartedness, just cut losses and exit. Only then can you survive long enough in this decisive and ruthless market.

**First Bottom Line: No Excuses for Stop-Loss**. Set your stop-loss point before entering, and close all positions when hit. Don’t hope for miraculous rebounds; the market won’t give opportunities to the indecisive. Cutting losses is painful, but preserving your remaining principal is the real chip to continue fighting—better than losing everything and being completely out.

**Second Bottom Line: Stop Trading After Five Consecutive Losses**. Once you hit five consecutive stop-losses, trigger a circuit breaker—immediately stop all trading, shut down the software, and calm down. When the market is chaotic, forcing trades is like recharging the market’s energy. Wait until the trend is clear and your mindset is adjusted before re-entering.

**Third Bottom Line: Take Profits Off the Table**. Floating profits are illusions—they can vanish in an instant. As long as there’s at least 3,000U profit in the account, I will withdraw at least half of it. That’s real wealth belonging to me. No matter how good the unrealized gains look, they’re useless if a reversal happens—they’ll disappear in an instant.

**Fourth Bottom Line: Only Chase Strong Trends**. 100x leverage in a trending market is a harvesting machine, but in choppy consolidation, it’s a meat grinder. When you’re unsure of the direction, staying in cash and waiting is wiser than shooting blindly, saving your principal from unnecessary loss.

**Fifth Bottom Line: Always Have a Position Cap**. Never open a position exceeding 10% of your total principal, always stick to a scale of 30U per lot. You can afford to lose, which makes winning possible. Small positions keep your mind clear, enable precise execution, and leave room for adding more later.

Contract trading is not about luck; it’s about discipline. Regretting at the moment of liquidation is too late. Instead of gambling on probabilities, stick to discipline. Following these five rules will help you survive long enough in the crypto world.