Many people come to the crypto world to trade contracts, hoping to make money, but end up losing and questioning their lives.

I was the same before. Heavy investments, margin calls, and the more I lost, the more I gambled. During that time, I completely lost my way, until one day, after blowing my last account, I finally stopped, and began to整理 all the lessons I learned from being harvested by the market over the years.

Looking back now, what truly allowed me to survive and make stable profits was not the 'skills' that you all chase every day, but some simple truths that no one is willing to hear.

The survival rules for trading contracts that I figured out myself:

✅ Don't be greedy when the market is good, don't gamble when the market is bad.

Many people fail because they 'don't stop when they should, and force their way in when they shouldn't.'

✅ Don't over-leverage, don't trade frequently, don't act out of spite.

Trading contracts is not about who has more guts, but about who can endure. Now, I only make 2-3 trades a week, yet my win rate is far higher than when I used to make dozens of trades in a day.

✅ Learn to identify 'false opportunities.'

Some market conditions seem like opportunities, but in fact, they are traps to lure traders. Now, when I look at the order book and candlestick charts, I can roughly judge the intentions of the market makers.

You might think there's 'nothing to it' when I say these things, but what really brings me stable profits are the things I haven't written down:

🔸 Position sizing logic

🔸 Entry timing

🔸 Remedy methods for incorrect orders

🔸 Drawdown control models

These are the fundamental supports that allowed me to emerge from the quagmire and become more stable. Don't just envy others for making money, and don't keep hiding in your comfort zone dreaming.

If you want to survive and slowly regain what you've lost, the path I've walked may help you avoid many detours.

Contracts are not scary; what is scary is: you don't know how to survive!