#以太坊大户持仓变化 Holding 1000U and want to trade contracts but afraid of liquidation and losing everything? This set of methods might help you stay steady. $CLO $ETH

**First, diversify your funds and don't go all-in at once**

Divide 1000U into 5 parts, only use 200U at a time for trading. Leverage of 5-10x is enough; beginners should never be greedy with high leverage—50x leverage with just 2% volatility can keep you awake at night, and a bad mindset will distort your operations. The remaining 800U can be placed in financial products or cold wallets, locked away and untouched.

**Don't add to your position after a loss, stop and think carefully first**

If 200U is lost, it's gone. The worst thing is to keep adding when losing—I've suffered this mistake early on, and it only deepened the loss. Stop for 1-2 days, review thoroughly, and identify where the problem occurred. The market happens every month; protecting your principal is always the top priority. Once your mindset is adjusted, split the remaining 800U into smaller parts (for example, 160U each), and proceed cautiously again.

**Take profits when you earn, floating gains are the easiest to blow away**

For example, if you earn 500U in this round, at least transfer 300U to a secure wallet and lock it up, leaving only 200U to continue trading. Having real, tangible profits makes you feel secure. Too many people get stuck on "not taking profits from floating gains," and a reversal can wipe out everything.

**Set strict rules for yourself, and never relax even a bit**

If daily losses exceed 2% of your total funds, be alert; if it reaches 6%, close the software and exit immediately. After making a profit, set a stop-loss at breakeven to let profits run. Don't chase the wind or cut losses prematurely. Add to positions only at two times: either when floating gains are decent and you want to add a little more, or during deep pullbacks when you can layer in gradually ("pyramid adding"). Once floating gains exceed 200%, set half to a retracement stop-loss (for example, stop if retracement hits 40%), and keep the other half to protect the principal.

**Do the math**

Starting with 300-500U is the safest choice; leverage of 5-10x is just right in the comfortable zone. Set a stop-loss immediately when entering (exit if losing 100-200U), and use the "profit retracement of 30%" method for take-profit. Remember to withdraw profits regularly. Use 1000U to first master skills and mindset, then consider increasing the principal.

Profits come gradually; the fastest way to lose everything is to go all-in and get wiped out.