#2026年比特币价格展望 $RIVER

What is the most common pitfall for contract beginners? It's not misreading the market, but going all-in and losing everything.

1000U actually has strategies, but you need to know how not to die.

I've seen too many people jump in and immediately leverage 5x, 10x, 50x, and after a volatile market, their accounts are wiped out, then they start blaming the market, the opposing traders, or their luck. Stop fooling around; contracts are not about who is brave, but who can survive until the end.

1000U can also turn the situation around, but the premise is to follow a strict rule—don't rush to make money, first learn to survive.

**First Tip: Diversify and don't use it all at once**

Divide 1000U into 5 parts, each 200U, and use 10x leverage. Keep the rest frozen; this is your last line of defense. If 200U is lost, stop loss immediately and exit, don't keep re-entering to average down.

Made a little profit? Take it immediately. For example, if you earn 500U, withdraw 300U first, leaving 200U to continue trading. Holding cash makes you less anxious—that's confidence. Greedy people die the fastest.

**Second Tip: Use numbers to discipline yourself**

A 2% loss in a single day should alert you; a 6% loss means you should stop trading.

Always set a stop loss when opening a position; cut losses at 100-200U.

Don’t chase too far for take profit; lock in gains with a 30% retracement.

Only add positions gradually when making profits, using pyramid-style scaling. Chasing the market at the moment of a rally is the start of your liquidation.

The essence of contracts is simple—those who stick to discipline live longer, and living longer means earning big. It’s not some mysterious skill, but the most basic survival rule.

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