Want to make a fortune with contracts?
1 million is just the starting point, but 90% of people fall at the foot of the mountain, not because the market is too harsh, but because their methods are too poor.
My three strategies, specifically for those who do not comply:
First, hunting, waiting for this moment.
Don't sit idly before the market like a laborer; if you're going to do it, be a hunter.
When the market reaches a critical point, and panic is at its peak, and funding rates tear open a gap – this is when you should draw your weapon.
Those who act recklessly will eventually be cut down to fuel.
Second, position size is the key, not a cannon.
Playing with 1000U, going all in right away? That's suicide.
I always use only 20-30% to try trades; if the direction is right, I scale in; if wrong, cut losses immediately, never linger in battle.
Losses must be clear-cut, and profits should be cautious and steady.
Third, timing is more important than high profits.
Catching two major market movements in a month is enough to leave 90% of people behind.
Once you seize a big profit, pull out immediately; don’t always think about cleaning the plate – greedy people end up not even able to gnaw on the bones.
This set of methods is strict in restraint and wins through discipline.
I once mentored a brother, starting with 20,000, and within a year, he approached the liquidation line? No, he was nearing 1 million.
He is not a genius; he simply learned to "wait, control, and collect."
In the contract market, what counts is not bravery, but patience.
If you can hold back your hands, the market will extend its hand to stuff money into yours.
