Binance Contract Real Trading Sharing: Practical Insights on Trend Following and Risk Management
(Screenshot: Displaying the recent profit curve of BTC contract trading, position changes, and key K-line point screenshots)
In Binance contract trading, I have always adopted a trend-following strategy, combining the MACD indicator and Bollinger Bands to determine entry timing. For example, in the recent BTC long position, I observed that the mid-band of the daily Bollinger Bands provided effective support, and a MACD golden cross formed, so I entered with a light position using 50x leverage.
In trading, risk management is the aspect I value the most. I strictly adhere to the principle of “single trade risk not exceeding 2% of total capital” while setting reasonable profit-taking and stop-loss levels. In this trade, the stop-loss was set at a key support level 3% below the entry price, and the profit target was set at the previous high resistance level above, ultimately yielding a 15% profit.
For the Binance platform, I highly recommend the conditional order feature, which allows me to automatically open positions and set profit-taking and stop-loss orders at the specified price, enabling precise execution of strategies even when I am not in front of my computer, greatly enhancing trading efficiency.
My advice for beginners is: do not blindly pursue high leverage; first familiarize yourself with the rules through a demo account, and after establishing your own trading system, start with a small amount of real capital. Also, pay attention to the quality shares in the Binance Square, as you can learn a lot of practical experience.