Contracts can help you turn things around, but the premise is not to be buried by them first.

I also started with a small amount of capital and experienced that sweaty-palmed feeling during floating losses.

Surviving is not based on luck; it’s because I later understood a core principle: liquidation is usually not an accident, but an inevitable result of a series of wrong decisions.

Feeling that 3x or 5x leverage is not very risky?

But it may just be prolonging your loss.

For every increase in leverage, the risk increases exponentially, and combined with fees, slippage, and other hidden costs, the principal is actually being slowly consumed.

The more realistic issue is the difficulty of breaking even: losing 50% requires a 100% gain to come back; losing 90% requires a 9 times return.

Many people get trapped in this cycle.

My transformation started by effectively using a tool—the Bollinger Bands (BOLL).

I don’t look at golden crosses or death crosses; I mainly observe its "opening" and "closing."

When the Bollinger Bands narrow and then open again, it often means that a trend may start.

This simple observation helped me avoid many ineffective fluctuations and capture a few key market movements.

Behind this is actually discipline: act on signals, not on feelings.

Be decisive when it’s time to cut losses, and don’t easily get shaken out when it’s time to hold.

If you also find yourself cycling through "small profits and large losses," it may not be a judgment issue, but rather a lack of a sustainable execution system.

Going solo makes it easy to get lost in emotions, which is why it’s necessary to communicate with serious traders—reminding each other to stay calm.

Find the right rhythm, survive, and you will be able to wait for the market that truly belongs to you.

Those who can survive and even profit in the market are always the ones who dare to reach out first.

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