To survive in the contract market, you must first understand: it's not about who earns faster, but about who lasts longer.
Don't overlook the 'funding fee'
It's the 'toll' between longs and shorts. A positive rate means the longs are paying, so don't chase the highs too easily; a negative rate implies the shorts are subsidizing, often suggesting that the decline is not over, so don't rush to bottom fish.
Leverage is a tool, not magic
Beginners can manage with 3-5 times leverage, while 10 times or more is reserved for those with systems and discipline. Leverage amplifies not only profits but also the cost of every judgment error you make.
Four steps to stabilize a trade
Look at the direction: Forget about 1-minute candlesticks, first look at the daily trend. Follow the big direction, and you won't be rowing against the current.
Find the timing: On the 4-hour chart, wait for the price to test key support (like the middle band of the Bollinger Bands) and for the indicators to strengthen before considering, and breaking out with volume is more reliable.
Set a defense line: You must set a stop loss as you open a position. This isn't pessimism; it's leaving yourself an exit route.
Know when to stop: Once you reach your target profit, exit in batches; greed often turns floating profits into losses.
Use tools wisely, but don't rely on them
Use TradingView to analyze, CoinGlass to check market sentiment. Most importantly: practice with a demo account for at least three weeks; once your strategy can consistently yield profits, then use real money.
Lastly, remember: a single position should not exceed 30% of your total capital. In this market, controlling your position means you can control your risk. Slow is fast; survive, and everything becomes possible.
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