1000U Trading Contracts, the most torturous thing is never the market itself, but your heart that wants to double your investment.

Recently, the most asked question from fans is: How do you play contracts to survive longer?

My honest answer is—never go all in at once.

I’ve mentored many beginners, and those who have truly made it this far all start the same way: treat 1000U as life, not chips.

**Splitting it this way is the most stable**

Start by taking out 200U to test the waters, using only 5 to 10 times leverage. I’ve seen too many newbies go straight to 50x leverage—that’s not trading, that’s creating a heartbeat for yourself. A single needle prick, and your hands start clicking randomly, losing faster than anyone.

Don’t touch the remaining 800U. Leave it be, or even put it into savings or financial products.

What if you lose that 200U? Absolutely do not add more positions; that’s the line of life and death. I’ve died before because of this: losing and feeling unwilling → adding more money → trying to turn it around → sinking deeper. Only later did I realize, stopping is a thousand times more important than continuing. Take a few days off, review carefully "where I went wrong." BTC won’t run away, opportunities come every month, but once the principal is gone, it’s really gone.

**Wait until your state stabilizes before re-entering**

Once your mindset is adjusted, take out that 800U and split it again. For example, divide into 5 parts, each 160U, and go slowly.

If one day you make 500U using this method, I advise you: immediately transfer out 300U, don’t be sentimental. Having cash in hand changes your trading mindset completely. I’ve seen too many people’s accounts grow to 500U and refuse to withdraw, only to make a single needle prick and wipe everything out, returning to zero, wasting effort.

**Position management is a hundred times more important than predicting rise or fall**

You must accept reality: with 10x contracts, if you’re wrong by 10%, it’s game over. BTC’s 20% annual volatility is perfectly normal.

So always remember: if you lose 2% of your total funds in a day, be alert. If you lose 6%, close all positions immediately and rest for two or three days.

Set a stop-loss first for profitable trades; don’t let winning trades turn into losses. Add positions either from the start with a plan or wait for a big correction. Never add impulsively when emotions are high.

The first thing when entering is not fantasizing about how much profit you’ll make, but setting a proper stop-loss. Take profits and withdraw. Once your hands are steady, then talk about adding funds.

The crypto market is not short of opportunities; what’s truly lacking is those who can survive to the next wave of行情.