In the world of digital currency, I have witnessed too many stories of overnight wealth and sudden losses over the course of a decade. During the bull market in 2017, I turned a capital of 20,000 into 2 million; in the bear market of 2018, I almost lost everything due to excessive leverage. It is these painful lessons that have led me to understand the essence of contract trading.

Last year, I decided to share my ten years of experience. My first student was a recent college graduate with only 3,000 U as starting capital. I customized a "Three-Stage Growth Plan" for him: in the first month, only simulated trading was allowed; in the second month, real trading was permitted but limited to one trade per day; in the third month, it was expanded to three trades. This gradual approach helped him avoid most common pitfalls for beginners.

What I value most is the cultivation of students' trading habits. Every day before the market opens, we analyze the market trends together and mark key support and resistance levels; during trading hours, we strictly follow the plan and do not allow any impulsive trades; after the market closes, we must review and summarize, recording the gains and losses of each trade. This monotonous repetition is the cornerstone of stable profits.

I am pleased that one of my students, who has been following me for half a year, recently created a "Volatility Breakthrough Strategy." He took small positions during BTC's sideways movement and increased his position immediately upon a breakout, achieving a 40% return this month with this strategy. This is exactly what I hope to see—not mechanically replicating my methods, but understanding the essence of the market and creating a trading strategy that suits oneself.

We have a core group chat of twenty members, where there are no signals or trades called out, only rational market analysis. Whenever extreme market conditions arise, I explain the current market sentiment and response strategies in the group. For example, when the market suddenly dropped last week, the stop-loss orders we set in advance helped everyone preserve most of their profits.

I often tell my students: "Do not envy those who flaunt a hundred times return screenshots; focus on those traders who can sustain stable profits for three or five years. In this market, surviving long-term is more important than making quick profits." One student, after hearing this, stopped obsessing over high-leverage risky trades and shifted to focusing on medium-term swings, resulting in a steady tripling of his account over six months.

If you are also confused and wandering in contract trading, feel free to learn about our trading philosophy.

In the past, I stumbled alone in the dark, but now I hold the light in my hand.

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