Many people say that contracts don't make money, I can only smile.
This operation, in one go, the floating profit surged, and the account directly skyrocketed by +20,000 USDT. The whole process can actually be summed up in two words: follow the trend.
To put it bluntly, most people fail due to two points:
👉 Can't hold onto profitable positions
👉 Insist on losing positions
When the trend is right, even though the trend is still there, they run away after just a few hundred points, and the subsequent big market has nothing to do with them;
When the trend is against them, it's even more exaggerated, they don't cut losses, and they add to their positions, ending up in a mess.
Why was I able to capture such a large wave this time?
It relies on one core principle: adding to positions with floating profits.
The logic of adding to positions with floating profits
Adding to positions with floating profits is not about blindly going all in, nor is it about what others say by going all in at once, but rather having a sense of rhythm.
When the market moves, I don’t just fill my position all at once; instead, I take small positions to test the waters → price validates the direction → add to positions with floating profits.
Each step taken this way is the market “paying for me.”
The result is: when the market is right, profits snowball and grow larger;
When the market is wrong, I stop-loss on the small positions upfront, which doesn’t hurt too much.
You can think about it yourself, isn’t it true that most people do the opposite?
They start with heavy positions, blow up when the direction is wrong, and when the direction is right, they are afraid and can't hold on.
The key to this operation
Actually, at the beginning of this wave, I didn’t have a large position, but once the direction was clear, my mindset completely changed.
Because I know: the money in the market is to be won with “profits,” not by gambling everything on a single bet.
So I dared to add a little bit, the more it rises, the more I add, and the more I add, the more at ease I feel.
The market is very cruel; those who don’t understand position sizing will only blow up in a cycle.
