"Are those who play contracts just gamblers?"

I used to think so, until I turned 2000U into 5WU in a month — then I realized that whether you gamble or not actually depends on whether you have a mature system.

In recent years, too many people have fallen before my eyes:

They go all in as soon as they enter the market, and when there's a pullback, they go to zero.

They don't take profits when making money, and when they incur losses, they stubbornly hold on; one bad trade can send them back to square one.

But there are also a very few who have truly turned their fortunes around — their common trait is not exceptional talent, but: execution + strategy.

I have walked countless wrong paths and finally summed up a practical method suitable for explosive growth with small capital:

You can trade without watching the market:

I use a "condition-triggered system", spending only 10 minutes a day setting limit orders, allowing me to make money even while I sleep.

High win-rate indicators combined with stable position management:

Only trading in "high-probability markets", with stop-loss + profit-locking mechanisms, being stable is more likely to ensure survival until the end than being aggressive.

You can still make money even if you're wrong:

The strategy comes with a risk-hedging mechanism, so even if the direction is wrong, you can still make a small profit or exit safely.

Some people have used this method to roll from 1000U to 20K.

They still send me local specialties during holidays.

But there are also some who think they are clever, doubling down after just a few winning trades, only to blow up their accounts and come crying to me — I can only say that not everyone is suited for playing contracts.

Do you still want to continue relying on luck?

Or will you learn some real skills to give yourself a chance to turn your fortunes around?

As for the specific operations, the indicators used, and how to allocate positions... it's not convenient to disclose too much.