3000U to 130kU, I only survive by following 5 rules

Brothers, the crypto world is very real—making money is like lightning, losing money is like a flood.
I went from 3000U to 130kU, honestly not because of luck, but because I’ve been sticking to a few rules.
Many people trade contracts, and their losses come from two words: emotional.
My trading method is actually very simple.
Split 3000U into 10 parts, only use 300U at a time.
If the direction is right, a small fluctuation can amplify the profit;
If the direction is wrong, it’s just a small loss.
But the premise is, these five rules must be followed.
First rule: Cut losses when wrong. Reach the stop-loss level and walk away.
The market won’t turn back because you’re reluctant, and holding on will most likely only lead to liquidation.
Second rule: Stop after consecutive losses.
If you keep losing several trades in a row, it means the market isn’t your rhythm.
Continuing to trade at such times is just giving money to the market.
Close your computer, go for a walk—it's more useful than stubbornly fighting.
Third rule: Take profits when earned.
The numbers in your account aren’t real money; only what’s in your card is.
I usually take some profits once I reach a certain level.
Lock in the gains, and your mind will be stable.
Fourth rule: Only trade trends.
A trending market is a contract trader’s paradise.
When it’s sideways or oscillating, leverage is a meat grinder.
Without a clear direction, I’d rather do nothing.
Fifth rule: Always keep your position light.
Don’t think about turning things around in one shot.
A light position keeps your mindset stable;
A stable mindset makes you confident to hold when opportunities come.
Many people treat contracts like a casino, but it’s more like an endurance race.
In this market, those who survive the longest aren’t necessarily the smartest, but they definitely follow the rules.
Remember one thing:
Markets are there every day, but your principal only happens once. Don’t wait until liquidation to realize this. $BTC