In the crypto world, the speed of making money is outrageous, and losing money happens in the blink of an eye. I've seen many people turn small funds into big gains through aggressive strategies, and I've also seen many others lose everything due to a single bad decision. Here, I share a survival rule set under high leverage conditions, which I have personally verified to be effective.

First, let's talk about results: starting with an account of 3,000U, it has reached up to 280,000U at its peak. The method sounds crazy—dividing a 30U principal into 10 orders, each with 100x leverage. A 1-point move can double your profit, and in the opposite direction, it can wipe you out instantly. The premise for this extreme approach to work is based on the five bottom lines I’m about to share.

**First: Cut losses when wrong, don’t hold onto illusions**
When you hit the stop-loss point, cut it immediately. Accepting a loss is always better than liquidation. Most people hope for a rebound, but the market rarely moves as expected. Holding on stubbornly only worsens the loss.

**Second: Stop after five consecutive losses**
When the market is unclear, continuing to trade is just giving away money. Set a circuit breaker for yourself—after five consecutive losing trades, close the trading interface immediately. Usually, the next day, the market will show a clear direction.

**Third: Take profits when enough is earned**
The numbers in your account are just paper wealth, which can evaporate at any moment. After earning around 3,000U, at least withdraw half. Locking in profits is not cowardice; it’s the basic protection of your capital.

**Fourth: Only trade clear trends**
In a trending market, high leverage is like printing money; in a choppy market, it’s like a meat grinder. When there’s no clear direction, instead of reckless trading, it’s better to rest and wait for a confirmed big trend before entering for a decisive move.

**Fifth: Never risk more than 10% of total capital in a single position**
Going all-in is a big taboo. Only use a small part of your capital each time. You need to be able to lose, to win steadily. Light positions help maintain a good mindset, and a good mindset supports strong execution.

The core logic of these five rules boils down to two words: survive. Contract trading is never a get-rich-quick game; it’s a prolonged battle. Those who can better manage risk will be the last to laugh in the crypto circle. Don’t wait until the moment of liquidation to regret.