1000U Contract Survival Guide: Written for Beginners with No Mentors

SZEC First Accepts the Reality: 1000U is not for multiplying a hundred times, it's for giving you more chances to try and fail, to survive.
If you don't agree with this, just skip it.
I just entered the circle without anyone guiding me, my 1000U was wiped out in three days, then I recharged 1000U and lost it all in two days, only then understanding: first survive the contract, then talk about making money.
1. Only those who can afford to lose dare to follow the rules, delete "all-in," you've already won over most beginners.
2. Lose 10% immediately, stop and shut down, no adding positions, no stubbornly holding on, turn off the computer to relax, clear the obsession with "breaking even," only after calming down can you review.
Take profits when earned, lock in gains.
If the principal is wiped out, use the profits for subsequent trading, only then can you withstand volatility.
Liquidation is never the market's fault; it's human nature losing control—earning more out of greed, losing out of trying to recover losses.
If you want to make it big with 1000U, learn to be "slow": slow enough that others think you're timid, slow enough that the market can't shake you off.
As long as the chips are still there, there's always a chance to eat meat.
The path I walked in darkness, now I pass the torch to you—whether you walk it or not depends on yourself. $BTC $ETH