Teacher Zhang's Important Notice: The 6 Elements of Contracts

To succeed in the contract market and achieve stable profits, strict implementation is necessary; otherwise, liquidation will occur.

1. Stability — No Over-Leverage — No Anti-Positioning
Anyone subscribing to Teacher Zhang’s signals should avoid over-leverage, focus on steady growth, and compound slowly! No operations aimed at overnight riches!

2. Position Management Strategy:
1. Leverage of 100x, short-term positions should use at most 5%-10% of the account, with a stop loss of 5-15 points. Do not add to short-term positions!! Don’t turn short-term trading into long-term holding!!
2. For long-term positions, you can add twice, but the final position should only be 4%-8%!! The initial position is generally 1-2%.

3. Always include a stop-loss when opening a position
Whether long-term or short-term, always set a stop-loss when opening a position. This is essential for long-term success in this market!!

4. Never change your position size strategy
Use reserve funds to maintain a constant position size. You can allocate 30% of your funds as spot holdings as reserve funds. When the contract funds experience slight losses, use the reserve funds to top up the contract funds, ensuring the contract opening funds remain unchanged!

5. Capital preservation and loss setting strategy (also very important)
1. For short-term trades, set a stop-loss when Ethereum’s floating profit exceeds 5 points; setting a stop-loss means adding or subtracting one point from the cost price to lock in profits.
2. For long-term trades, when floating profit exceeds 15 points, set a stop-loss, then look for better entry points.
3. Learn to use the trailing take-profit function: set an activation price for Ethereum, with a callback of 0.25%. When Ethereum retraces 5 points from the activation price, it triggers take-profit; setting 1% means a 20-point retracement triggers automatic take-profit. This prevents floating profits from turning into floating losses.

6. Strictly follow the above strategies; liquidation is very unlikely. Teacher Zhang does not want you to be liquidated!!