#数字资产市场洞察 $BTC On December 15th, the price once dropped below $88,000, and in 24 hours, 110,000 traders were liquidated—these numbers are truly painful. The most heartbreaking case: a beginner used 1,000 USDT with 20x leverage, and was liquidated in just 5 minutes.

Such lessons are brutal. Combining on-chain data, I’ve come up with a few practical strategies that are truly useful for beginners.

**The Opening Strategy is Crucial**

Divide the 1,000 USDT into 5 parts; the first trade only uses 200 USDT with 10x leverage—that’s the passing line for perpetual contracts. Honestly, with 50x leverage, a 2% market fluctuation can wipe out your maintenance margin.

Invest the remaining 800 USDT into passive income products for steady returns. This is especially important because most beginners lose due to impulsiveness. I’ve seen a follower lose all their initial 200 USDT in the first position and still refuse to cut losses, and within a few days, only scraps remain from the 800 USDT.

After a loss, take 1-2 days to cool down and review: Was the trend judgment wrong? Or was your stop-loss triggered by a sudden spike? Bitcoin’s monthly volatility exceeds 4%, so opportunities are never scarce.

**Profits Require Knowing When to Let Go**

The most stable approach I’ve seen is: after earning 500 USDT, transfer 300 USDT out and keep 200 USDT to continue trading. In contrast, some become greedy—after profits, they don’t pyramid their positions but chase high and go all-in; a single correction can wipe everything out.

Veteran traders with a 60% win rate are considered good, but the real key to success is position management.

**Three Survival Rules**

If daily losses exceed 2%, be alert; if losses reach 6%, close all positions and take a break for a few days. When profits exceed 200%, use 40% of the gains to set a trailing stop for partial take-profit, and keep the rest to protect capital.

Starting with 1,000 USDT is enough for practice; the key is to stay alive until the next bull market.