Contracts, are they the fastest grave in the crypto world, or the toughest training ground?
I once exchanged 8000U for an answer. In 15 minutes, my account was directly halved.
That was my first encounter with contracts, and I had just one thought in my mind: take a gamble, if I win, I’ll turn things around.
What was the result? The market didn’t even bother to mock me; it directly slapped me awake.
At that moment, I realized one thing: contracts are not a place for dreaming; they are specifically designed to burst fantasies.
After being in the game for a while, I finally understood that contracts are not a casino; they are a microscope for human nature. What you see in the K-line is not the market,
but your own greed, fear, luck, and unwillingness to lose.
I have seen too many people die in exactly the same way: after winning two trades, they start to get carried away, thinking they have gained enlightenment, and then they go all in on the next trade.
That time I caught the main upward wave of SOL, it came about like this.
BOLL contraction, I stayed still; false breakout, I stayed still; only when the volume opened up did I step in.
Entering in batches, setting stop-loss first, if the direction is right, let the profit run; if the direction is wrong, exit immediately, don’t argue with the market. In three weeks, it wasn’t about miraculous trades, it was about execution, I managed to capture the entire segment of the market.
Now, when I trade contracts, I only stick to three iron rules that I dare not violate:
① The maximum loss per trade is 2%
Stop-loss is not an option; it’s a threshold. No stop-loss, no trading.
② A maximum of two trades per day
It’s not about fearing the market; it’s about fearing myself. When emotions run high, all skills go out the window.
③ Lock in capital after 50% floating profit
Stay alive first, then discuss huge profits. A sense of security is a hundred times more important than profits.
To put it bluntly: contracts are not meant for you to get rich overnight; they force you to stabilize yourself.
Most people don’t lose to the market; they lose to those hands that can’t help but click randomly. If you are still being led by the market, you really should remember this:
If you want to make big money in contracts, learn one thing first: don’t get liquidated.
Only those who survive have the right to talk about the future. I only do real trades, no empty promises. Our trading team still has spots available; if you want to learn real skills and stabilize your trading, hop on board and let’s do it together!
One tree cannot make a boat; a lonely sail cannot travel far! On this road of crypto, carrying it alone is exhausting, but a group of people walking together can reach the shore.
