#加密生态动态追踪 ## Five Lifesaving Rules for Contract Accounts — The Blood and Tears Lessons of Liquidation

Trading contracts is like walking on a tightrope, one side is overnight wealth, the other is account zeroing out. These 5 rules, forged through real money losses, can help beginners avoid many detours.

**First: Cut losses immediately, never gamble on rebounds**
When I first entered the market, I clung to the hope of "waiting for a rebound," which resulted in two liquidation incidents. The market doesn't care about your luck or hope; once the stop-loss point is hit, you must exit. Accepting a loss is not surrender but preserving capital for the next wave of profits — understand this clearly, and you've already won half the battle.

**Second: Stop after 5 consecutive losses, don't become a slave to emotions**
When the market is unclear, stubbornly holding onto contracts is just working for the big players. I set up a "circuit breaker": after 5 consecutive losses, I close the position immediately and wait until the next day. Often, after overnight observation, the market rhythm becomes clearer, and emotional trading pitfalls are avoided.

**Third: Withdraw when floating profit reaches 3000U, burst the bubble**
All those numbers on the screen are virtual; without withdrawal, they can evaporate at any moment. I set a strict rule: when profit reaches 3000U, withdraw at least half and lock it in. No matter how tempting the floating profit, if it’s not in your pocket, it’s just a mirage — this is true profit.

**Fourth: Only trade in a clear trend, avoid chaotic markets**
In a clear trend, 100x leverage accelerates profits; in choppy consolidation, it becomes a meat grinder. When the direction isn't clear, I choose to stay out and wait. Instead of reckless trading, it's better to observe and wait for the trend to establish before making a decisive move.

**Fifth: Never risk more than 10% of your principal on a single position, focus on survival and profit**
Don’t dream of going all-in and turning everything around overnight; survival is the priority. I only invest about 30U per trade, so I can afford to lose and still win steadily. The benefit of a small position is maintaining a calm mindset, making more rational decisions, and avoiding being thrown off by short-term fluctuations.

**The truth is simple**: Making money with contracts isn’t about "who dares to gamble," but about "who can守" —守住止损底线, control greed in position sizing, have patience for trends, and execute profit locking. These four "守" are the keys to surviving long-term and maintaining stable profits in the market.