#数字资产动态追踪 Why do contracts always get liquidated? Actually, the market is fine; the problem lies in your trading framework.

I focus on the $BTC and $ETH pairs, using a fixed rhythm approach starting from 100,000, consistently earning 30%-50% per month, and I’ve never had a liquidation once. How do I do it? Simply put: don’t be greedy, just be steady, precise, and ruthless.

**The logic of shorting is very rigid**

Watch the 4-hour level, wait for the price to rebound to the MA60 or other moving average resistance area, then enter short positions in batches. It’s not based on feelings; you must wait for the rebound to be confirmed before acting.

**When to catch long positions?**

When support levels at the same or even higher levels show signs of a spike, then do long positions in batches. It sounds simple, but execution requires patience.

**Stop-loss is the most critical**

Limit each loss to within 10%, and the maximum daily drawdown should not exceed 15% of the principal. When a stop-loss is triggered, stop immediately. Don’t think about reversing or adding positions; poor emotional management will lead to a quick exit.

**Always keep your position fixed**

Stick to one number, no adding or reducing positions, absolutely no full margin. Avoid overnight positions as much as possible, and don’t expect quick doubling.

**What if you can’t read the market clearly?**

Just stay in cash. Missing an opportunity isn’t shameful; reckless trading is how you lose money. When the market crashes, crouch down and wait for the opportunity; if there’s no chance, keep waiting. It’s difficult but necessary.

**When can you be aggressive?**

When the market shows a clear trend, follow the main theme and trade accordingly—short to the end, long to the end. Chase hot spots, don’t waver.

This logic works across large and small funds, even in extreme market conditions. If you want to make steady money, mastering this framework is enough.