3000U, when in someone else's hands is the "last will", in my hands, it directly explodes to over 200,000.

Contracts are originally the cruelest meat grinder in the cryptocurrency world—play well, it's a money printer; play poorly, it goes to zero in an instant. Two months ago, a fan came to me crying: he lost 40,000 following trades, and after piecing together, he was left with only 3000U, which was his last breath. Today, his account is firmly standing at over 200,000, not due to sheer luck, but because I taught him to prioritize survival before getting rich.

My strategy isn't mystical; it's brutally simple: very light positions + extremely high leverage, only trial and error, not stubborn holding.

With 3000U, don't go all in at once; first, take 300U to test the waters, using only 30U at 100 times leverage each time. If the direction is right, a 1% gain doubles your investment; if the direction is wrong, just walk away and lose it all. Exciting? Of course, but life is still intact. What truly kept him alive are a few unbreakable ironclad rules: cut losses immediately, if wrong multiple times, shut down; if the market has no direction, just lie flat; when you make money, you must withdraw, take half out for every 3000U earned, the numbers in the account can’t be trusted, only the cash in hand in USDT.

Remember this: in contracts, it's not the strong who win, but those who survive the longest.

100 times leverage is only suitable for one-sided markets; getting into a volatile market is a death sentence; positions should never exceed 10% of the principal, only then can your mindset be as steady as an old dog. Going all in with leverage is not courage, it's foolishness, ending in the same fate as binge eating. Don't wait until liquidation to regret, and don’t stubbornly bear the market alone. Direction, discipline, and teamwork are all indispensable. I have always been here, the path is well lit for you, whether you dare to get on board, the decision is in your hands.