Newbie Bitcoin traders often stumble: the market drops when you build a position, and rises when you set a stop-loss. Even when you're right about the trend, your account can still be wiped out. This is never a matter of luck but a failure to understand the rules.

The essence of Bitcoin trading is not just buying and selling coins, but betting against the platform. Every cent you earn comes from others’ losses, and every loss you incur flows into your opponents’ hands. In a zero-sum game, no one can profit out of thin air.

A continuous positive funding rate signals overheated longs; entering the market at this time will inevitably lead to a sharp drop.

Leverage may seem to amplify gains, but it actually doubles the risks and various fees. The four major costs cause your funds to shrink rapidly. The liquidation price is fixed; with 10x leverage, you can't withstand a 10% fluctuation, and even a 5% move might force you out. Waiting for a rebound is pointless.

Rolling over positions is the most dangerous. Investing all profits into a single trade can lead to losing both principal and gains if the market reverses.

Remember, take half of your profits before gambling again. High leverage and full positions without stop-losses will definitely lead to losses. I’ve experienced all the pitfalls and understand the importance of the rules. Solo traders can easily get lost, but I will guide you to avoid traps and move forward. #BTC