A complete and practical Futures Trading strategy for the crypto world! If you haven't traded Bitcoin Futures yet,

Then I strongly suggest you read this article.
You will find that after watching.
You avoided falling into the "big pit" of the crypto world.
You will find that,
No more waking up at seven or eight in the morning to receive the message XXX "You have been liquidated by the system" and feeling upset for several days...

First, look at the directory, no nonsense, no chatter, just get straight to the point!!

1. Basic Knowledge of Futures Trading Leverage
1. Adding leverage introduces 100% risk.
2. The leverage multiplier does not affect the magnitude of the risk.
3. It's not that you can win just because your judgment is right.
4. Once you start trading, you will fall into a process of self-deception.

1. Basic knowledge of Futures Trading leverage
Futures, leverage, and options are collectively referred to as Futures Trading, a type of financial derivative. It originated from rice traders in the early days who set up a contractual certificate to prevent significant price fluctuations in rice that could hinder normal trading. By using a small portion of capital to purchase a certificate that guarantees trading at a certain price in the future, some individuals noticed the price differences between these certificates, which inherently carried leverage. As a result, a market for trading these certificates gradually emerged.

1. Leveraging comes with a 100% risk.
Compared to unleveraged spot trading, although spot trading also has the risk of going to zero, if you invest in long-term appreciating assets and hold them for the long term, the risk becomes essentially zero.
Once leverage is added, the risk becomes 100%, because you have a liquidation point (the risk of all assets being wiped out) and a risk of being breached by 100%.