90% of contract traders die in the pits they dug themselves.

Are you like this too:

Excited when the price rises, panicked when it falls;

You see the right direction, yet still lose everything.

Stop blaming bad luck—what you lose is not money, but understanding.

Why do you always get liquidated?

Have you fallen into these traps:

Maxing out leverage, trading on adrenaline, winning only one out of ten trades;

Blindly following trading groups, going all in without understanding the direction;

Chasing highs and cutting losses based on candlestick patterns, ending up as the market maker's opponent;

Hanging on to the dream of breaking even, from profit to liquidation notice.

Simply put: Trading without rules = continuously giving money to the exchange.

I once lost 80% in a week, losing everything.

Until I realized: Experts don’t just see the right direction, they control their losses.

My survival “three axes” in contracts, win rate 85%+:

Only trade major trend cycles (4 hours+)

Small cycle traps lure too many, we only eat the main rising segment.

Profit-loss ratio ≥ 2:1

Stop loss at $50, take profit at $100, not being greedy helps you last longer.

Keep each trade's risk within 2% of the principal

Even if you lose 15 times in a row, you won’t die; when the market comes, you can recover and double!

How many red light warnings have you encountered?

After getting liquidated twice, still fantasizing about “recovering everything in one go”

Not even understanding the candlestick structure, relying solely on “feel to place orders”

Constantly losing 50% yet still pressing on, becoming more anxious

Seeing others make money and rushing into coins, not even flipping through the white paper.

Contracts are not cash machines; they are slaughterhouses.

But if you understand the rules and maintain a steady pace, they can become your printing press.

Don’t gamble on the market; learn to survive first, then you’ll have the right to make money.