I once extremely divided 1200U into 3 parts, each with 400U and 100x leverage. This means: if the judgment is correct, a 1% fluctuation doubles the position; if wrong, 400U is instantly wiped out. Surviving depends entirely on sticking to five ironclad rules to suppress impulsiveness.

First Ironclad Rule: Stop loss like amputation; holding on blindly is suicide.
I once blew up my account by hoping for a "rebound." Later I understood: the stop-loss line is a lifeline. Hit the line and exit immediately, with no hesitation.
Admitting loss is a skill; pretending to be dead is foolish.
Second Ironclad Rule: After five consecutive losses, immediately trigger a "circuit breaker."
Continuous losses mean the rhythm is broken and the market is chaotic. I set up a "circuit breaker": after five wrong trades in a row, force shutdown. Step away from the screen and trade again after overnight. A clear mind is more valuable than aggressive operations.
Third Ironclad Rule: Lock in profits "on the spot"; floating gains are illusions.
No matter how beautiful the account balance looks, it’s only temporary. My rule: after earning 3000U, withdraw half immediately to the wallet. Only profits that are real and credited can withstand market unpredictability.
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Fourth Ironclad Rule: Only trade with trend followers, not with volatility fuel.
100x leverage is a wings in a trending market, but a torture device in a choppy zone. When the direction is unclear, staying in cash is the best move. Learning to wait is the highest form of self-discipline.