#BNB突破历史新高 This round of $BTC market has completely validated a set of short-term contract strategies for me. Let's get straight to the data:
Account floating profit +31,092 USDT Locked profit +33,785 USDT The single operation return rate reaches 280.49%
Reviewing this trade, several key points may be of reference value to everyone —
**About Target Selection** I only deal with mainstream coin contracts. BTC and SOL are the types of varieties with enough depth, where slippage is controllable, and I won't be directly liquidated by a spike. This time, I'm targeting the price range of 90,334, and after confirming the bullish structure, I'll directly enter the market to go long, keeping the rhythm quite accurate.
**Positioning is key** Although I use the full position mode, a single transaction will never exceed 10% of the total capital. Leverage is controlled between 50-75 times, and I never blindly increase leverage. Contracts rely on stability, not luck — living long is much more important than a one-time gamble.
**Stop-loss and take-profit must be set in advance** The stop-loss line is set 5%-8% below the cost price to prevent being swept away by market manipulation; the take-profit is executed in two stages: when the first wave rises to +15%, first close half to lock in profits, and let the remaining position continue to run, aiming to capture the entire trend.
**Be decisive when entering the market** This time all positions were closed at 93,713 points, with a holding period of 11 hours. You can also leave a position of up to 30% for greater potential, but the principle is: do not linger in battle; move on once you reach your target.
Ultimately, contract trading relies on strategy execution and mindset management. Avoid holding onto positions and being greedy; only trade in markets you understand. By embedding risk control into every operation, you can survive long in this market.
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QuorumVoter
· 2025-11-21 08:45
Reliability means not being greedy—that's the hardest part to achieve. I really didn't expect you to be so steady playing with your entire position.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 2025-11-20 12:01
280% return rate... sounds intense, but I still want to see how to play the next step after reviewing this market trend.
The point about stop loss is indeed reasonable, but I wonder if it's really executed rigorously in practice.
Living longer than going all in to earn quick money is indeed the truth, but it seems that a few brothers haven't experienced the cost yet.
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NonFungibleDegen
· 2025-11-20 12:00
ngl that 280% hit different but also sounds like cope when you're down 40k next week ser
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StealthMoon
· 2025-11-20 11:58
Wow, a 280% single return, is this data real, dude?
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50-75 times leverage still claims to be stable, I see this guy either has a particularly hard life or is just a survivor bias.
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Not holding a losing position, not being greedy, sounds easy, but when it comes to the market, who isn't a greedy ghost?
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Close all positions in 11 hours? How strong must that mindset be, I feel like I'm just being played by the institutions when trading contracts.
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Mainstream tokens indeed have lower risk, but starting at 50 times is already dancing on the edge of death, right?
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This methodology sounds fine, but everyone knows about risk control, executing it is the real hell.
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Close all positions at 93713 points, looking back now, is it a divine prediction or coincidence, anyway, I definitely got trapped.
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Doubling take profit and closing positions in stages is still reliable, but it’s hard to control greed, too difficult, dude.
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Contracts make money fast but lose money fast too, this guy's 31k unrealized gains look fake to me.
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Only talking about strategy execution without discussing the experience of getting liquidated during mindset management, this sharing always feels like something is missing.
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GasFeeCrier
· 2025-11-20 11:57
When the market is good, anyone can do it; the key is whether this operation can be consistently replicated next time.
#BNB突破历史新高 This round of $BTC market has completely validated a set of short-term contract strategies for me. Let's get straight to the data:
Account floating profit +31,092 USDT
Locked profit +33,785 USDT
The single operation return rate reaches 280.49%
Reviewing this trade, several key points may be of reference value to everyone —
**About Target Selection**
I only deal with mainstream coin contracts. BTC and SOL are the types of varieties with enough depth, where slippage is controllable, and I won't be directly liquidated by a spike. This time, I'm targeting the price range of 90,334, and after confirming the bullish structure, I'll directly enter the market to go long, keeping the rhythm quite accurate.
**Positioning is key**
Although I use the full position mode, a single transaction will never exceed 10% of the total capital. Leverage is controlled between 50-75 times, and I never blindly increase leverage. Contracts rely on stability, not luck — living long is much more important than a one-time gamble.
**Stop-loss and take-profit must be set in advance**
The stop-loss line is set 5%-8% below the cost price to prevent being swept away by market manipulation; the take-profit is executed in two stages: when the first wave rises to +15%, first close half to lock in profits, and let the remaining position continue to run, aiming to capture the entire trend.
**Be decisive when entering the market**
This time all positions were closed at 93,713 points, with a holding period of 11 hours. You can also leave a position of up to 30% for greater potential, but the principle is: do not linger in battle; move on once you reach your target.
Ultimately, contract trading relies on strategy execution and mindset management. Avoid holding onto positions and being greedy; only trade in markets you understand. By embedding risk control into every operation, you can survive long in this market.