If you're still losing while trading contracts, pay close attention to this article.
Don't always complain about the difficulty of the market; first, look back at your own trading logic - if you can't do the following points, making money will truly be harder than climbing to the sky.

One: Take profit and cut losses, it's not a multiple-choice question, it's a survival question.
Taking profit is a battle against your own greed. When the price goes up, do you want to hold on longer? But the market has cycles, and there's no coin that always rises. The pain of profits riding a roller coaster back is more heart-wrenching than earning less.
Cutting losses is a stubborn fight against your own luck. Holding on, hoping for a reversal - this is the root of 90% of people getting liquidated. You think you're waiting for an opportunity, but in fact, you're waiting for your account to go to zero.
Remember: the money in the crypto world can never be fully earned, but your money can truly be lost completely.

Two: Don't be a 'trading machine'.
Want to profit from both long and short positions? In the end, you often just end up paying 'double transaction fees', along with the pain of the market repeatedly hitting you in the face.
High-frequency trading feels great? No, it's exhausting your energy in ineffective operations, especially with high leverage - losing 1-2 points right after opening a position, the higher the leverage, the harder it is to break even, walking on the tip of a needle. How precise do you have to be to recover?

Three: Staying out of the market is the top-level 'rest technique'.
If you don't understand the market, making random moves is just giving money to the market.
Missing out is just slapping your thigh; losing money is real flesh-cutting.
Trading is about 'probability advantage'; it's not about jumping into every wave but only trading the waves you understand - missing 10 times is not as good as getting it right once.

Four: Don't rush to 'become fat in one bite'.
Contracts are not a lottery; the 'get-rich-quick mentality' often ends up with a 'liquidation package'.
Stabilizing a few trades a day with a win rate of over 60% already surpasses 80% of traders.
Don't confuse fantasy with goals; steady and steady is better than anything.

Five: Going all in with heavy positions = sentencing your account to 'death'.
Market conditions are variables, not the script in your head.
One piece of news, one spike, can turn you from 'full of hope' to 'account zero'.
Remember: trading lightly allows you to survive longer; as long as you live, you qualify to say 'turnaround'.

Six: 'Unity of Knowledge and Action' is the true skill.
You know you should cut your losses, but your finger feels glued to the screen and can't press down;
You understand you should trade lightly, yet you always go all in when losing, turning 'averaging down' into 'adding to losses';
You know you should stay out of the market, yet you can't help but open a position, as if the market is pulling your soul.
Ultimately, it's not that you don't know, it's that you can't do it.

But if you truly want to survive in this market, or even reverse the situation, you need a mentality, control, and execution that far exceed the average person.
In the crypto world, it's not about who rushes the fastest, but who survives the longest.
If you can do the above, even if it's just halfway, your loss curve will slowly turn around - from going down to climbing up.
Let's encourage each other.
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