🔥Contracts, a thought away from heaven and hell, blink and it changes.
$ETH When I first ventured into contracts, I only had 8000U in hand, fantasizing about becoming rich overnight with 100x leverage. As a result, with just a slight market fluctuation, half of my position vanished in fifteen minutes.
$SOL After that, I began to have more respect for the market, no longer dreaming of getting rich quickly, and no longer letting emotions dictate my trades. Gradually, I understood that contracts are not gambling, but an art of risk and rhythm.
Too many people think they've caught luck after making a little money, but within days, they are wiped out; others lose sleep over losses, staring at the screen until four in the morning, falling victim to their emotions and collapsing mentally.
Real experts spend most of their time patiently waiting, with seventy percent in cash and thirty percent taking action, each shot is steady and precise.
I still remember last year's SOL market, while others were guessing wildly at the K-line, I focused on the rhythm, using the BOLL indicator to judge — contraction and accumulation means opportunity when it opens up. I bought in batches at the lower band, setting my stop loss at the previous low, and within three weeks, my capital multiplied thirty times, relying not on luck, but on strict discipline.
Now I have set three iron rules for myself: no single loss exceeds 2% of total capital; a maximum of two trades per day; if unrealized profits exceed 50%, immediately adjust the stop loss to the cost price.
These rules may seem rigid, but they are my way of survival earned after countless blood losses. The market lacks brave people, but what it lacks is those who can survive.
If you are still being led by emotions and swayed by the market, calm down first. If you want to double your money, learn to avoid liquidation first.
Still the same saying — when confused and helpless, not knowing what to do, click on my profile and follow me.
I need fans, you need references; guessing is not as good as following.
