When it comes to trading coins, I entered in 2021.
Back then, my teacher told me one thing: don't touch futures, don't use leverage.
At that time, I didn't understand, so I just followed whatever my teacher said.

Later, as time went on, I gradually realized one thing:
Before mastering technical analysis, jumping into futures or using high leverage can easily mislead you.
Especially those who make money right from the start—money earned through wrong methods
will eventually be lost through sheer effort.

You shouldn't get carried away with anything, including futures.
If you can treat futures trading as just an ordinary, routine activity,
then emotionally, you've already won half the battle.

Now let me share my own mindset.
I usually treat futures as a mathematical game.
For example, what's the risk-reward ratio of this trade?
Can I achieve 1:2 or higher?
If the risk-reward ratio is too low, I won't take the trade.
Today I'm only discussing mindset and strategy, not specific technical analysis.

I also keep my position size fixed—say, $10,000 per trade, unchanged.
Then continue calculating mathematically:
With a 1:2 risk-reward ratio,
a win rate of 30% over 10 trades won't result in losses,
and a 50% win rate means steady profits.

Only when you truly remove emotions
can you achieve long-term profitability.
Being driven by emotions won't sustain you for long.

Also, let me say one truth:
People who make big money are mainly in spot trading.
Futures are essentially speculation, and the thrill can easily become addictive.
I'm talking about the excitement from speculation, not trading itself.

Think about it: if you can manage your time well,
buying spot at low prices and holding for half a year or even longer,
then the rest of your time can be spent creating content, posting tweets, recording videos, editing videos.
Editing videos alone is extremely time-consuming and demanding,
not to mention the effort required to collaborate with various exchanges—each requires serious investment.

The ability to properly allocate your time is the most important skill.

If your life isn't just about trading,
and you can still see other beautiful things,
then I think you're on the right path.

But if every morning you wake up thinking:
How much did I make?
How much did I lose?
When will I break even?
Then at least one thing is clear—
you haven't truly figured life out yet.
Finally, wishing everyone prosperity! Buy spot only at $BNB

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