Contract trading doesn't rely on luck, understanding these 5 tips can ensure steady profits!

When trading contracts, many people think about doubling their money right away, but the result is either liquidation or being harvested. Those who can truly survive long-term rely not on luck, but on these 5 solid strategies:

1. Don't be too aggressive with your position, don't go all in

Never put all your chips on one bet; keep your position light to withstand volatility. With proper position allocation, even if the direction is wrong, there is room for maneuver.

2. Set stop-loss and take-profit rules in advance

Stop-loss saves your life, take-profit secures your profits. Not setting a stop-loss is like running naked; not taking profit is like working for nothing.

3. Follow the trend, don't fight against it

Trading with the trend has a higher win rate; betting against the trend for a rebound will sooner or later lead to significant losses. Don’t attempt to “catch the bottom and top”; it's better to see the trend clearly than to leave it to fate.

4. Control your emotions, don't impulsively place orders

The most significant losses come from emotional trades. The more volatile it is, the calmer you need to be; stick to your discipline and don't let emotions dictate your actions.

5. Review your trades and find problems to improve

Each trade is an experience; reviewing trades afterward is more important than predicting beforehand. The more you summarize, the fewer mistakes you'll make, and stable profits will become possible.

Stop fantasizing about getting rich overnight; real profits come from being steady, accurate, and decisive, not fast, impulsive, or gambling.

Yesterday's long position in Ethereum, today’s profits are in hand!

Last night ETH dipped, providing a good entry point; I decisively placed a small long position, set a stop-loss without being greedy. This morning, it took off directly, and profits were secured—typical “buy low + follow the trend” combination.

The market always provides opportunities; the key is whether you can understand it, withstand it, and hold it steady. Don’t chase highs, panic, or hesitate; plan well, execute well, and review well. Making a profit is not about luck, it's about getting the rhythm right.

Contracts are not about betting; they are about being steady. Last night’s trade is the best proof.

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