#美SEC推动加密创新监管 Last night, a fren who was trading sent a message: The direction was clearly judged correctly, so why did it get liquidated in the end?

I thought for a moment and replied to him with two words - rhythm.

I've seen too many cases like this. They rush to take profits when it rises a few points, then panic and buy back when it drops to average down the cost, and when it rebounds, they impulsively go all in. This kind of operation, to put it bluntly, is using emotions to fight against market fluctuations; it's no wonder they get liquidated.

The ones who can truly survive in the contract market rely not on how high their prediction accuracy is, but on having a complete position management system. The core logic is three words: roll with it.

**Step 1, small position trial and error.**
Assuming you have a capital of 10,000 U, don't just go all in right away. First, take out 5% to test the waters and strictly set stop-loss points. No clear signals? Then just wait.

**Step 2, leverage your profits.**
Floating profit reached 50%? Good, at this point you can use half of the floating profit to continue building your position. Note that the principal remains unchanged. Even if the market reverses later, the most that can happen is losing back the profit, but the principal is still there.

**Step three, only enlarge the pattern after confirming the trend.**
When the floating profit exceeds the principal scale, you can lock in the base position and use a small percentage of funds to place a "ghost order" to bet on the final acceleration of the market. Losing won’t hurt much, but winning is an extra surprise.

The essence of this trading strategy is not to guess the tops and bottoms, but to structure each trade with discipline and patience. Go with the trend, don't compete with the market. $ETH $BTC