Holding 400U and want to turn things around in the crypto world? Contract trading is a viable path, but the prerequisite is having a systematic approach.
In the early stages, 100U is the minimum unit for trial and error. Choosing hot coins for contract bets, setting proper take-profit and stop-loss levels is the first lesson. Following the rhythm of 100U→200U→400U→800U, small wins accumulate repeatedly, but remember one iron law: no more than three consecutive aggressive pushes. Why? Because the logic of frequent all-in bets is to earn 9 times, then get wiped out once and go back to square one; this cycle is hard to keep track of.
After surviving the initial phase, the principal can accumulate to around 1100U. At this point, a change in strategy is needed—the triple trading method is born.
Ultra-short-term trades are quick money. Focus on 15-minute K-lines, only trade major coins like BTC and ETH. The key is to buy and sell quickly, with short profit cycles and fast market changes. Always watch closely, take profits when the time is right, and avoid greed; use small positions for steady trades to reduce risk. With 10x leverage, invest 15U in 4-hour contracts, withdraw profits each time, and regularly invest part of the profits into BTC to stabilize the core capital; trend trades aim at big market movements, with medium to long-term layouts. The key is to find the right entry points and set proper risk-reward ratios, and not expect to capture the entire market in one go.
If you still haven't figured out the way, don't rush to deploy large funds. Start with 100U to test the waters, get familiar with the rhythm of take-profit and stop-loss on hot coin contracts, and once you master the initial pattern, consider upgrading your strategy. Compared to rushing to double your money, steady and disciplined compound growth often leads to longer-term success.
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GasGasGasBro
· 01-06 10:47
The rule of three consecutive hits is spot on; too many people get wiped out on their first liquidation.
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AlphaWhisperer
· 01-05 11:25
After three consecutive streaks, you have to stop. I've learned this lesson the hard way. If I keep greedy, I'll really become a leek.
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ChainMemeDealer
· 01-04 18:54
Hitting three consecutive wins really hits home; so many people just greedily go all-in for that one shot and end up losing everything.
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MEVHunterLucky
· 01-03 12:55
I crossed this line three times in a row again, and now my account is in the negative. Where's the promised ironclad rule?
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AllInDaddy
· 01-03 12:51
I really learned my lesson after hitting this line three times in a row. One liquidation wiped out all the profits I had made before. It's exhausting.
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SigmaBrain
· 01-03 12:47
Sounds good, but I still think most people can't stick with it more than three times before giving up.
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DegenWhisperer
· 01-03 12:47
The rule of hitting three consecutive times is real; otherwise, a single liquidation would send you back to square one.
Holding 400U and want to turn things around in the crypto world? Contract trading is a viable path, but the prerequisite is having a systematic approach.
In the early stages, 100U is the minimum unit for trial and error. Choosing hot coins for contract bets, setting proper take-profit and stop-loss levels is the first lesson. Following the rhythm of 100U→200U→400U→800U, small wins accumulate repeatedly, but remember one iron law: no more than three consecutive aggressive pushes. Why? Because the logic of frequent all-in bets is to earn 9 times, then get wiped out once and go back to square one; this cycle is hard to keep track of.
After surviving the initial phase, the principal can accumulate to around 1100U. At this point, a change in strategy is needed—the triple trading method is born.
Ultra-short-term trades are quick money. Focus on 15-minute K-lines, only trade major coins like BTC and ETH. The key is to buy and sell quickly, with short profit cycles and fast market changes. Always watch closely, take profits when the time is right, and avoid greed; use small positions for steady trades to reduce risk. With 10x leverage, invest 15U in 4-hour contracts, withdraw profits each time, and regularly invest part of the profits into BTC to stabilize the core capital; trend trades aim at big market movements, with medium to long-term layouts. The key is to find the right entry points and set proper risk-reward ratios, and not expect to capture the entire market in one go.
If you still haven't figured out the way, don't rush to deploy large funds. Start with 100U to test the waters, get familiar with the rhythm of take-profit and stop-loss on hot coin contracts, and once you master the initial pattern, consider upgrading your strategy. Compared to rushing to double your money, steady and disciplined compound growth often leads to longer-term success.