百u启航

Which answer is it?
Is it
Giving out wedding candies at the funeral home?
Or
Playing 'Only Mother is Good in the World' on loop at the orphanage?
It's so damn hard,
I don't want to take the exam anymore!
Can I get a refund!

Is there really someone who enjoys playing event contracts that much?
If you really like event contracts, you might as well go to Macau; at least the rake is a bit lower. My definition of event contracts is pure gambling. When they first came out, I played them and lost about over 1000 oil. I have played 16 times from the time they came out until now, and I haven't touched them again.

I don't recommend event contracts; the official probably wouldn't like to see this content, but I think it's a harmful thing. It can easily get you hooked, and you're just a little off from winning. It's not that the exchange is specifically out to get you; it's just that you might win if given 10 more seconds. Then you miss one round, miss the next, and each time you're just a little off, and it gets you hooked.

Most people lose in event contracts, although there are also excellent event contract players, just as some people are good at contracts. But you have to first see if it's you. Once, with 250 oil, you can keep betting 3 times or maybe 4 times; I kind of forgot. If calculated by 4 times, that's 1000 oil.

With 1000 oil, if the contract is oscillating, you can recover, but the event contract is gone. If you play purely for gambling, 1000 oil's return in contracts might be 200% or even 500%, but the event contract is just 80% return. The cost-benefit ratio is really poor.

Entering the market is about investing to make money. Whether it's contracts or spot trading, treating it as an investment is playing. Getting hooked is something gamblers do. If you are also a gambler who can't control the urge, then event contracts and contracts are not much different. Just purely from the perspective of return rates, event contracts have a very poor cost-performance ratio.

I consider myself a long-time gambler and one who has withdrawn safely. I think I understand these things too well. In the early days, during school, I also managed to withdraw safely with red and blue. Back then, I didn't understand the crypto world. When I got into the crypto world and became familiar with it, I found that crypto contracts can sometimes be simpler. When you go short or long, if you make a mistake, there's still a chance to oscillate back. But with gambling, if you make a mistake, you only have 10 seconds, and then it's really gone. $BTC
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Today, the big battle in Macau has come to a successful end. I made a little over 3000 this time. Initially, I could have made more, but my partner lost 5000. Watching her in that state is a reflection of many people in the casino and cryptocurrency circles; they continue to chase losses and don't leave when they are winning.

In the afternoon, I entered the casino for the first time with 2000, but lost it in just a few hands. I wanted to keep playing, but I controlled myself with strong willpower. After a calm afternoon, I came back in the evening and turned 5000 into 27000, making back the profits from the afternoon and earning 2000 more.

After leaving Wynn, I strolled around for a while before heading back to the hotel. I arrived back at the hotel quite early and continued to play on the first floor with someone else for a bit. I took half of the profits to play; I used 8000 and my partner used 2000. My 8000 profit reached 20000, so I had the staff cash it out for me. My partner's 2000 was lost completely, and feeling a bit reluctant, I gave her another 3000, but she lost that too. I continued playing with 3000 and won back to 8000 to cash out, which means I ended up covering her losses in the end.

The woman on a losing streak is really scary. Fortunately, I managed to take her out of the casino and back to the hotel in time; otherwise, she would have lost 10000 tonight. She said it was okay since it was my money, but if it were her own, she would probably want to keep playing. Luckily, I pulled her back; otherwise, she would have gone to withdraw her money herself. (Her income is not low, over 20000 a month.) This is actually similar to the phenomenon in the cryptocurrency world, especially for newcomers who can't control their urges. They keep recharging after losses, and if luck is not on their side, they lose everything without leaving a penny. Many players are sprawled out in the hotel lobby, having lost everything; it's really tragic.

Whether in cryptocurrency or real casinos, they are essentially the same gamble, this is my own understanding. Today, I left 20000 cash that I could use in my card. When I came to Macau, I had already prepared for risk management; if my luck was really bad, losing this 20000 would mean I couldn't touch my other savings for a while. Playing contracts in the cryptocurrency world is the same; continuously cashing out without leaving too much money in the market. When you run out of money, at least there's a recharge step to block you. Sometimes, when you can't buy gas or are too lazy to buy it, that can save your life.

Of course, this is my own way of playing; whether in cryptocurrency or reality, it's the same. This is also one of the reasons to survive—doing good risk management and not chasing losses. Who hasn’t had winning moments?

I feel sorry for this brother. So much money went into gambling on a counterfeit, and in the end, it all disappeared. When I saw it just now, I specifically counted how many digits there were, which converted to 800,000 RMB.

The biggest mistake my brother made was putting all his funds into playing on the trading floor; you can never know when the next black swan or the next market surge will occur. During this period from April to September, many people have already been confused. In good times, of course, it's easy; just blindly going long can earn money, but one black swan can wipe out all your assets.

There are countless people losing money in the square. I know a familiar friend who lost 50,000 yuan that night, with a total loss of over 2 million RMB. Sometimes I really want to advise him to stop playing; with an annual salary of several hundred thousand, he should control himself and live a good life. He has an equally excellent girlfriend, and a bright future is beckoning. Why suffer in this abyss?

There’s also an old friend I think I’ve mentioned many times. He borrowed 100,000 to enter the market, recovered the 30,000 loss but didn’t stop. Although I always told him to withdraw, he recharged and lost everything again. In just a month, he lost over 400,000. Just hearing about it is painful. I don’t know exactly how much he lost; in short, he borrowed several hundred thousand. What should he do?

There are also a few examples of small funds turning around. Originally, in the Weibo group, Baolong’s WeChat group’s Nailaong, they are all ordinary people who started with a few hundred and grew to over 200,000 to 300,000 RMB. In the end, it was all because they didn’t hit the brakes, wanting to earn more, leading to a complete withdrawal of all profits. These real examples play out around me.

Everyone can make a profit, but how to control emotions and manage risk during losses is something many people really can’t do. My clearest understanding of myself is that I know I can’t make big money; I know I can’t change my fate in the trading floor, so I don’t think about it. As long as there are friends who need oil and I have spare time, I will sell. I keep 2,000 oil in the contract account and can toss it however I want. The loss is just this amount, and if I profit, I continue to sell. I have been insisting on doing this for the past year.

On the seventeenth day of controlling myself, I still have 13 days to complete a month.
In 2024, I entered the market three times and avoided three black swans. Why could I avoid these three major declines? Luck is one aspect, and the habit of occasionally taking a break saved me three times. I'm not bragging; if I deceive, I won't make money.

Brothers, how can we break through 300,000 with this little money? Is it possible?

Why is this margin getting less and less?