The core of contracts has never been about betting on price movements, but about managing risks $ETH

—— By accurately calculating risks and controlling them, you can secure the profits that should be yours. $BTC

You may not believe in technical indicators, in so-called “market makers,” or even in the value of BTC; you may also completely trust these, and these differences in understanding may not necessarily affect profitability.

But one thing must be understood clearly:

What is risk? How do you measure it, control it, and withdraw from it?

Ultimately, it’s about how to survive in the market.

Some people can hold on to their losses while waiting for prices to rise, relying on “endurance;”

But if you do this with contracts, you are likely to exit the market very quickly.

Buying coins to double your investment earns 100%, while contracts with 3x leverage earn 300%; where does the extra 200% come from?

It actually comes from those who couldn't manage their risks and got liquidated, who “give” this money away. To take this money, you must first ensure that you don’t get liquidated.

Many people think contracts are an opportunity for “overnight wealth,” but those who can actually make money go against this mindset.

Holding cash and waiting is the norm; tentatively opening positions, withdrawing if things go wrong, waiting again, and trying again — this is how speculation should look. Just like stepping into a boxing ring, you can't just charge in; you need to observe and find opportunities first.

Trading seems simple, just buying and selling, but there’s a lot of groundwork to be done behind the scenes.

It’s like flying a plane; if you don’t know the basic operations and force yourself to fly, it will definitely end in disaster;

Entering contracts without understanding risks and stop-loss strategies will inevitably lead to liquidation.

Stop-loss and risk management are the “basic skills of driving” in contract trading; you must master this first before you can talk about not losing your principal.

Beginners can engage in contracts, but they must learn and practice first.

Don’t think that casual buying and selling will make you money; this is a professional endeavor. If you step onto the field unprepared, it’s like trying to take off without knowing how to fly a plane — you will just crash badly.

In this market, it’s too difficult to go alone. I have already paved the way; do you want to follow? #ETH走势分析