Many people trade contracts, and when they encounter a liquidation, they complain about "bad luck".

I tell you—this is not luck at all, it is the result of bad habits: reckless trading, random positions, and stubborn holding.

The year before last, an old fan came to me, having lost from hundreds of thousands to just over a thousand U.

She was completely confused, wanting to exit but unwilling to give up, as that was years of hard-earned money.

She said that at that time, she would wake up in shock even while sleeping, with the market fluctuations filling her dreams.

I didn’t paint a rosy picture for her, nor did I feed her any hot tips.

I only gave her four life and death rules:

Focus on one major coin.

Leverage should never exceed 20 times.

Always keep half of the position to guard against sudden market changes.

If you win, run immediately; if you lose, cut losses right away, never delay.

In just half a month, she gradually grew her little over a thousand U to several tens of thousands U.

The speed wasn’t fast, but her mindset stabilized—no gambling, no stubborn holding, no reckless all-in.

For the first time, she truly understood: making money doesn’t rely on passion, but on staying at the table consistently.

After that, I let her start rolling her positions.

The principles remained the same, but the positions were more restrained, with each trade accumulating momentum.

Two months later, thirty thousand turned into hundreds of thousands.

Every week she withdrew profits, leaving the principal untouched, and her life was still calm and unhurried.

Did others think she was just lucky?

Wrong, she simply did what most people can’t do:

No impulsive orders, no stubbornly going against the trend, no fantasizing about miracles, and never touching the bottom line.

Turning the tables has never been so mysterious:

It’s not about being bold, it’s not about talent, it’s just about doing simple things to perfection.

In this market, having the right strategy and a reliable team is a thousand times better than blindly struggling alone.

Want to turn things around? I only guide those who are fated. @俊哥说趋势