Recently, I haven't been trading contracts much. If you look at my positions, they're quite small, and I'm not pushing myself that hard. On June 13th, a lot of contracts were issued, and I only opened a single account with less than 1000 units in the market, and less than 500 units in the contract account. Sometimes when I can't control myself, I use small positions to satisfy my trading itch, but the positions are not very large anymore. To be honest, contracts can really be addictive; once you start, you can't stop. If I'm not allowed to trade contracts now, I would feel very uncomfortable.

Among my friends who trade contracts, very few can actually make money; most people lose more than they earn, and it's really important to control your hands. For example, in last night's market, many people were caught in a dual kill due to the market conditions. I believe there were definitely not a few. My approach is that if I lose money, I won't trade; if you can achieve this level of self-control, I think making money isn't that hard.

Trading contracts with mainstream coins to earn a few hundred units is really not difficult for those who can strictly control their hands. When I lose money, it's usually when I'm greedy, just like yesterday when I couldn't take 600 units. Maybe I haven't felt much about 600 units recently, or perhaps because I thought I could earn more by being greedier and aiming for ten thousand.

For ordinary retail investors, I suggest putting either 1000 or 2000 units in the contract account at once. If you make money, withdraw it gradually; if you lose, stop loss where you should, and you must exit if it drops below a certain point. I usually believe my self-control is strong, but that day I still got caught up and held a position, which cost me 120,000 units. My path to self-discipline has been so difficult, so the control of newer friends should be even worse.

Most of my funds are basically off the market, and not much is held in the market. The losses that day were also due to not withdrawing profits, because of facial recognition issues. Those who have been following me for a relatively long time should know my style and strategy; I have my own way of playing. If someone is still blindly playing around in the market, losing money is inevitable. $BTC

Of course, everyone's way of playing is different. What I mention is just my own small capital high-leverage strategy; some people play with lower leverage and larger positions. It's most important to find what suits you. However, if you only have 200 units and you directly leverage it to 125 times, you will definitely lose.