#比特币与黄金战争 To be honest, I'm not here to show off my account. I just want to talk with everyone about how to jump out of the trap of contracts and survive.

Eight years ago, when I started with $2,000, I couldn't even find the candlestick chart, let alone the leverage button. Now, my account holds eight figures. Looking back at the losses during that exploratory period, it was truly a mix of feelings.

But the results are definitely not just luck—I’ve mastered the "survival strategy."

Starting with $800 to test the waters, investing $80 per trade to leverage 100 times. How powerful is this leverage? If the market moves 1% in your direction, you can double your money; a sudden reverse move could wipe you out overnight. That’s why I never slack off on these five rules, and I’m sharing them today.

**Rule 1: Cut Losses Immediately**
During my rookie days, I blew up my account twice. I used to think I could hold on and wait for a rebound to save myself, but the market simply doesn’t give you that chance—it only pulls you deeper. When the stop-loss level hits, get out. Staying alive is the backup; there’s no need to argue with the market.

**Rule 2: Close after five consecutive losses**
Sometimes the market is like someone drunk—completely directionless. Doubling down only destroys your mindset. My rule is simple: after five consecutive losses, close the trading software, take a nap, and reassess. Usually, the previous day's losses will resolve themselves by the next day.

**Rule 3: Take profits at 800U**
The numbers on the screen are just illusions; the market can turn around faster than you think. My habit is to take at least half of the profits once I hit 800U. Real money in the account means I’ve truly won this round.

**Rule 4: Only trade in trending markets, pretend to be dead in consolidation**
When the trend is clear, 100x leverage can lift you to the sky; but in a choppy market, high leverage becomes a harvesting tool. When you can’t see the direction clearly, the smartest move is to stay put and avoid reckless trades.

**Rule 5: Never risk more than 10% of your capital on a single trade**
Never go all-in like a gambler. Keeping a small position allows you to stay calm in chaotic markets. Going all-in is like a buffet where you try to eat ten plates at once—eventually, one will make you regret it.

The road ahead is long, and there are no shortcuts in the contract market. Only players who survive can see the next wave of opportunities.