Contracts are not a technical battle, but a battle of human nature
To those who have experienced some losses, liquidation, and are new to this field, I say: take your time, don’t rush!
Many people always think that losing money is because they can't read the charts or use indicators.
To put it simply, the root of winning or losing in contracts lies in three points:
Capital management, emotional control, and strategy execution.
But do you know?
Strategies can be learned, techniques can be copied, but emotions and capital management must be developed through personal experience.
This is the hardest practice in the cryptocurrency world.
Contracts are a testing ground for human nature.
After several consecutive losses, many people will become impulsive, heavily invest all at once, thinking they’ll make a comeback;
Or go against the trend, fantasizing that the market will return.
What’s the result? The market doesn’t return, and the capital is lost first.
Real trading is actually counterintuitive:
When it's time to cut losses, you don’t want to;
When it's time to take profits, you still want to hold;
When it's time to rest, you insist on pushing through.
In the end, you don’t lose to the market, but to yourself.
Full-time trading is an even more painful and lonely combination.
You must endure loneliness, withstand skepticism, and face losses without self-denial.
More importantly—slowly find your own trading rhythm.
When things are going well, don’t think about getting rich overnight;
When things are going badly, don’t belittle yourself.
Remember:
The market is always there, your capital is your greatest confidence;
With a stable mindset and stable positions, you can go the distance;
Gamblers think about getting rich quickly, while traders understand the importance of accumulation.
Can contracts make money? Yes!
But in the end, what you’re competing with is not technique, but whether you can conquer your own greed and fear.
