$ZEC
Contracts like this are really a double-edged sword for ordinary people.
They can save you, but they can also take you down.
I've seen too many people rush in with a few thousand dollars over the years, with only one thought in their minds:
"This time I must take off with a bang."
But just a few days later, the liquidation alert pops up, bringing people back to reality, and they start to doubt whether they are suited for cryptocurrency.
Honestly speaking—my situation was much worse than yours back then.
Starting with 8000, I faced liquidation countless times, and my account often had only two digits left.
The reason I've survived to this day isn't talent, but rather a system I painstakingly developed amidst a pile of losing trades and late-night self-doubt.
Remember this:
Liquidation isn't an accident; it's inevitable.
Many people think that “having a stop-loss” means they are safe, but that just extends your lifespan a little.
Once leverage is high, fees stack up, spreads eat away, and emotions spike, your principal is like being gnawed by termites, slowly being hollowed out.
The most terrifying thing is that most people pin their hopes on “doubling a single trade.”
But trading isn't a game; one mistake can lead to immediate exit.
Want to recover from a 90% loss? It's not about making 90%, but rather needing to multiply by 9.
That basically means restarting your life.
The reason I was able to turn things around later was thanks to a core technique: BOLL.
If you grasp the rhythm of “opening” and “closing,” you can anticipate trend reversals.
Entering cleanly and exiting beautifully, avoiding major drops isn't hard.
There was a time I relied on this system, and my account grew 30 times in a month.
It's not mysticism; it's a system + execution.
As for how to analyze structures, catch signals, and judge rhythms—just listening isn't enough; you need practical teaching.
But first, you need to understand one thing:
Trading is not about luck; it's about logic.
If you are still in the cycle of “liquidation → recharge → liquidation” right now,
stop for a moment and ask yourself:
What mode are you really playing?
Understand the rules, and you can survive;
Learn the rhythm, and you have the chance to profit.
If you can't understand candlestick charts, trade against the market, or shake off emotional trades,
then don't keep pushing alone.
The pitfalls I've encountered and the strategies I've summarized might help you avoid years of detours.