Brothers, pay attention when playing contracts! $FHE
Do you often find that as soon as you open a position, it reverses, and just when you close it, it takes off?
$ROSE Clearly, you saw the direction, but you still ended up losing everything?
Today, this article will help you completely expose the hidden truths of contracts and unveil the rules that exchanges don't want you to know.
After reading this, avoiding three years of detours and saving hundreds of thousands in tuition is not a problem!
Do you think contracts are about buying and selling Bitcoin?
Don't be silly, contracts are essentially a “betting agreement”, where the exchange acts as the dealer, and every penny you earn comes from the liquidation of another gambler.
Going long = betting on a rise, going short = betting on a drop.
But why, even if you saw the right direction, do you still get harvested?
Three major hidden rules, I will directly expose today:
1. The funding rate is not just a “transaction fee”; it is the exchange's baton!
Rate > 0 means longs pay shorts;
Rate < 0 means shorts subsidize longs.
Once the rate on one side remains persistently high (for example, above 0.1%), that’s a clear signal: “We are ready to harvest on this side!”
In practice, if the rate exceeds 0.1% three times in a row, don't fight it; reverse positions often lead to profit.
2. The liquidation price is not what you think!
Do you think that with 10x leverage, a 10% drop triggers liquidation? Too naïve.
When the exchange calculates the liquidation price, they also add “forced liquidation fees”, often making you exit early, leaving your margin completely devoured.
3. High leverage ≠ high profit, but rather high fees + high wear!
If you are using 100x, transaction fees and funding fees are calculated based on the amplified position!
Holding for more than 4 hours? High-frequency fees can drain your principal.
I only recommend high leverage for short-term sniping; take the profit and never get attached to a battle.
Let's talk about rolling positions—this is the nuclear weapon of full position mode, adding to positions when profitable; in a good market, it can multiply by hundreds, but once it reverses, the entire position goes to zero!
My strategy is: only use 50% of profits for rolling positions, always leave a breath, and survival is the key.
Finally, let's discuss “targeted explosions”.
Why does liquidation always happen at those key price levels?
Do you really think it's just bad luck?
That’s because the exchange knows that your stop loss and leverage are their clear indicators!
If you are still stumbling around in the crypto world, why not follow me and take a look; I will pass this light to you!
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