#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 Dear friends in the exchange world, I just want to have a frank talk—how can leverage contracts last longer and actually cash out.

Seven years ago, I jumped into the crypto circle with only 3000 USDT in my pocket, and I was clueless when looking at K-line charts. Now, I can keep my account alive, honestly not because I’m smart, but because I’ve set a few hard rules for myself.

Using 1000U as practice, investing 100U per trade with 100x leverage. When the market rises 1%, I double; when it drops 1%, I get wiped out. These five iron rules are the blood, sweat, and tears I’ve shed from repeated losses. I share them with everyone:

**Don’t hesitate to cut losses; cut when you need to.**
In the early days, I also experienced margin calls; I kept hoping the market would turn around. Later I realized, the market has no time for your expectations. When you reach the stop-loss point, no matter how reluctant, you must get out. Staying alive in this circle is winning; dying means there’s no next round.

**Stop after five consecutive losses.**
Sometimes the market is just chaotic, and toughing it out only ruins your mindset. When five stop-losses happen in a row, I simply close the app and go to sleep. Often, when I wake up the next day, the market has already digested those bad positions on its own.

**Withdraw profits at 500U.**
The numbers on the screen look good, but they are illusions. The crypto world turns on a dime, so at least take out half the profits to your wallet—that counts as a real victory.

**Only follow the trend; rest during sideways markets.**
When a trend comes, 100x leverage can send you to the sky; but in consolidation zones, the same leverage becomes a knife cutting your position. When you can’t see the direction clearly, the smartest move is to hold your finger and do nothing.

**Never risk more than 10% of your principal.**
Don’t be greedy and go full margin—that’s a gambler’s mindset. The benefit of a light position is that you can stay calm when sudden market moves happen. Full position is like overeating at a buffet—eventually, it will make you uncomfortable.

These lessons are earned through real trading with hard-earned money. I hope they can help those still struggling on this path. In this market about to face storms, living longer is more valuable than making quick gains.