Friends who do contract trading all know that making money in the crypto world is quick, but losing money is also fast. I turned 3000U into 130,000U, not relying on luck, but on strict adherence to trading discipline. This methodology has been tested in real combat, and today I will share the core points.

My approach is very simple: divide 3000U into ten parts, and each time use 300U to set up a 100x leverage position. If correct, quickly double the investment; if wrong, cut losses immediately. It sounds brutal, but there are five iron laws supporting it:

**Stop-loss must be decisive** — When the set stop-loss point is triggered, close the position immediately and walk away. Don’t think about rebounds; accepting small losses is always better than a margin call. Many people have suffered big losses here.

**Stop after five consecutive losses** — When the market is unclear, toughing it out will only lose money. When losses happen consecutively, the smartest move is to rest for a day, cool down, and re-enter with precision the next day.

**Take profits promptly** — Unrealized gains can easily evaporate. My principle is to withdraw at least half of the profit once I earn 3000U, which helps maintain a stable mindset.

**Trade only in clear trends** — Range-bound markets drain liquidity. In a clear upward or downward trend, leverage is a powerful tool; in choppy markets, even high leverage will only waste margin.

**Keep position size within 10% of capital** — Reject all-in positions. Small positions help maintain a stable mindset, survive first, then talk about long-term profits.

Contract trading is essentially a marathon, not a shortcut to overnight wealth. I emphasize these five rules repeatedly because most people fail because they ignore these basic principles. Embedding discipline into your trading system is the only way to stand firm in the crypto market.