Contracts can be the fastest way for ordinary people to turn their fortunes around, but they are also the easiest traps that can leave you with nothing.
When you first entered the circle, did you think the same way — "If others can double their money overnight, why can't I?"
At that time, I invested three thousand yuan, went all in, held on through the downturns, and got liquidated time and again.
After each liquidation, I comforted myself:
"The next round will bring it back." But what was the reality? The pit got deeper, and the losses kept piling up.
It wasn't until later that I realized: it wasn't just bad luck; at that time, I simply wasn't worthy of making money. Relying on that reckless playstyle, just surviving was already luck.
Until one day, I stopped and took apart my past trading habits piece by piece. That was when I truly understood: a liquidation is not an accident; it's just a matter of time. In operations without logic or a system, talking about "controllable risks" is just self-deception.
True contracts are not about gambling, but rather a series of calculated offensives and withdrawals, with rhythm and logic. The most terrifying thing is not market fluctuations, but the collapse of your own mentality.
I began to seriously study Bollinger Bands. It’s not just about drawing a few lines and calling it a day, but understanding it from the market depth and structure — narrowing and widening, false breakouts, pullback confirmations… When I first captured a 30-fold market movement using it, I felt no excitement, only one thought: finally understood.
But methods are not everything. If your mindset is unstable and your positions are chaotic, no matter how good the method is, you will still get liquidated.
So you have to ask yourself: are you placing logical trades, or emotional trades? Are you trading with a system, or gambling on luck? If you don’t even set stop losses, are you here to make money, or to experience liquidation?
Many people say they don’t believe in fate, yet they hand their destinies over to the market every day. And now, I place fewer and fewer trades, but each one is clean, clear, and with defined risks. That is the key to surviving and slowly growing the snowball.
Don’t talk to me about getting rich quickly. The crypto world is never short of stories about overnight wealth; what’s lacking are those who can survive in the long run and gradually become stronger.
