Note: The following content is purely theoretical discussion and knowledge sharing, and does not constitute any form of investment advice, nor should it be regarded as a specific trading guide. In actual operation, please be sure to fully test and verify according to your own risk tolerance. It is best to repeatedly test in the simulated market and consult a professional financial advisor. Contract leverage trading itself is extremely risky. High-profit strategies are often accompanied by huge potential losses and may even lead to liquidation. Therefore, when trying high-risk strategies, risk management measures and stop-loss plans must be strictly formulated. Here are a few strategies that may theoretically obtain higher profits but are also very risky. For reference only: 1. Momentum breakthrough strategy • Overview: When the price breaks through important resistance or support levels in the short term, high leverage is used to quickly capture volatility profits. • Key points: It is necessary to quickly determine the trend and use highly consistent technical indicators (such as a surge in trading volume, moving average breakthrough, etc.) to assist in confirmation. • Risk warning: The market may have false breakthroughs and prices fluctuate violently. Failure to stop losses in time can easily cause the account to be quickly consumed. 2. Martingale (increased position) strategy • Overview: Increase positions after losses to spread out costs, and once the market reverses, recover the cost and make a profit at one time. • Key points: strictly set the increase ratio and maximum position limit, set a stop loss mechanism to avoid unlimited expansion of losses. • Risk warning: If the market continues to go against the trend, increasing positions will cause losses to accumulate rapidly, and may reach the edge of liquidation in one fell swoop. 3. Grid trading strategy • Overview: Distribute orders (buy and sell) within the set price range and use range fluctuations to make profits. • Key points: It is necessary to set a reasonable grid interval according to volatility; choose a market environment without obvious trends or volatile market conditions. • Risk warning: If the market continues to run unilaterally, the accumulated loss orders may be difficult to make up, and the risk of position expansion under high leverage is increased. 4. High-frequency algorithmic trading/automated strategy • Overview: Use programs to automatically capture small market fluctuations and make profits through rapid order placement and withdrawal. • Key points: High-frequency trading requires extremely low-latency execution and fine-tuned algorithms, usually based on data statistics and machine learning models. • Risk warning: Technical failures, delays or system failures may result in a large number of positions not being closed in time; once errors are made in a high-leverage environment, losses will also be magnified. 5. News-driven or event-risk strategies • Overview: Use the sharp market changes before and after policy statements, economic data releases or unexpected events to make layouts. • Key points: Need to closely follow market news and react quickly; often rely on extremely high execution speed and forward-looking judgment. • Risk warning: Misinterpretation of news or failure to predict may cause the market to move in the opposite direction of expectations, resulting in the risk of liquidation; in addition, news risks are difficult to quantify. Comprehensive risk management suggestions: – No matter which strategy is chosen, you should set up clear stop-loss, position management and risk exposure control mechanisms; – It is recommended to test in low leverage or simulated trading first to understand the performance of the strategy in various market environments; – Do not rashly use all funds, especially in high-risk futures or leveraged trading, the investment amount should be controlled within the range of losses that can be tolerated. Once again, high-profit strategies are usually accompanied by high risks. Do not blindly follow orders or invest a large amount of money before sufficient research and practice. Please choose carefully based on your investment experience and market judgment.