Recently, many brothers have asked me, with funds under 1000U, what should I do? $BEAT

My advice is simple: first think about surviving, then think about doubling your account.
Suppose you have 1000U, first split it into 10 parts, each time only take 100U to trade, and keep leverage within 20X.

Don't start with 50x or 100x. What small funds fear most is not slow profits, but dying fast.
What if you lose all 100U? Don't add margin, don't get emotional, stop and review for two days.
Market conditions come every day, opportunities never appear only once. When you make money, don't rush to keep pushing.

For example, if you earn 300U, take away 200U, leave 100U to continue rolling. Many people can earn but cannot hold, and eventually give it all back to the market.
I have been using a few simple rules: • Small funds start with 30-50U $ZEC
• Leverage does not exceed 20X
• Must set a stop loss when entering
• Single trade loss of 20-30U, just admit it
• Take profits when drawdown reaches about 30%
Also, there are a few points especially important:
• If daily loss exceeds 2%, stop trading for the day
• If consecutive losses, take a break
• Don't open orders if in a bad state
• Don't trade against the trend, don't hold losing positions
• Only add positions in the direction of the trend
Many people get liquidated not because the market is too harsh, but because their positions are too heavy and their mindset is too impatient.
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Remember, contract trading is never about who has bigger balls, but who can survive in the market long-term.
I am A Yang, no boasting, no empty promises, only sharing practical experience.