While someone turns trading into a casino, entering futures with a 20x leverage, without stops, believing in 'Elon's tweet', I just trade the asset. Calmly. Rationally. In spot trading.
Here you are not obsessed with the coin, you work with the price.
No liquidations, no forced closures, no 'lost everything because I didn't set a stop'.
Every move is a step that can be calculated. Not a leap into the abyss.
Futures with high leverage are not trading, they are a lottery where most lose not due to poor analysis, but due to their own greed.
You don't set a stop — because you are confident.
You average down — because 'it can't fall that much'.
And then you wonder why you are in the red again.
In spot trading, you have a different approach:
You are buying an asset, not a 'contract of hope'.
You control risk, not trying to 'earn everything in one day'.
You study the chart, not guess 'where the liquidities will go'.
In spot trading, you are not obliged to guess. You just work with what you see.
1.25% risk — is not scary.
2.5% profit — nice.
Profit in the wallet, not in thoughts of 'what if I hadn't entered...'.
I choose spot trading because I value stability, not emotions.
Let someone chase 'x100 overnight', I’d rather earn +2.5% with a clear stop and live money in my wallet.
This is the essence: you are either a trader or a player.
And the market does not forgive such mistakes.
Conclusion?
Spot is when you are in the game for a long time.
Futures are when you hope to slip through.
And most do not slip.
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