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Recently, someone always comes to me to talk about how they got liquidated again, without exception, all of them used high leverage and heavy positions, holding losing positions. No matter how high the return rate is, as long as they don't close the position, they can hold on until they get liquidated. This is a record of bankruptcy that a fren sent to me... I am really sad for such people, not because I feel sorry for your loss, but because it seems like people who play contracts in the crypto world now have a brain problem. I am deeply saddened by everyone's intellectual degradation. Everyone knows about usury, why can a small loan make people bankrupt and unable to repay it? The answer is compound interest, which means the so-called rolling interest. Let's think in reverse.
Bring this pattern into crypto world Futures Trading:
Assuming that you always use leverage below 10x and always maintain a Light Position, strictly control your take profit and stop loss.
and focus mainly on Mainstream Tokens such as btc and eth
So, what are the chances of you getting liquidated by playing like this? For me, unless I encounter extreme market conditions like 519, I won't get liquidated.
So let's go back to this way of playing. Assuming our goal is to make a profit of 10% of the previous day's capital, then 10x leveraged LongBTC only needs BTC to rise by 1%.
Just a daily fluctuation of one to three percent can be a piece of cake for the crypto world.
Even considering factors such as fees, it seems not so difficult to achieve the daily target.
Now let's get back to the topic, with funds increasing a hundredfold, bringing in a high school math formula.
:log - daily profit of 10%, which means every day is 1.1 times the previous day, so this is the logarithmic function
The logarithm of 100 with 1.1 as the base:
f(x)=log(0.1)(100)=50
So, in other words, if we make a profit of 10% every day, we can achieve the goal of multiplying our funds by 100 in just 50 days. As long as we strictly follow our trading rules and have a well-established trading system.
Is it difficult to achieve a hundred-fold increase in funds in two months, especially considering the profit rebates and the possibility of daily profits exceeding 10%? No, it's not difficult.