This question is quite painful, but it's also something that must be faced in the crypto world. After playing contracts for so long, have you really made a profit?

Not that occasional 'screenshot profit' from a big win,

but is your account showing net growth after a continuous period of time?

Many people are afraid to answer or avoid the topic,

because the answer is often: No.

You may have experienced this too 👇

At first, a few successful trades get you excited, making you feel like you've found the rhythm,

but then you encounter volatility and get stopped out.

You want to 'make it back,' but instead, it gets more chaotic.

While saying to stay steady, you're chasing trades, holding onto losing positions, and adding to losing trades.

You think the market is unreasonable,

but in reality, you don't have a complete system at all.

✅ Real contract traders who can profit in the long run usually do three things:

Control position size: start small, never go all in.

Accept stop losses: admit mistakes, don’t stubbornly hold on.

Have a review habit: record operations + emotions + market structure daily.

They don’t make money every day,

but they can survive when others face liquidation and widen the gap.