#ETH走势分析 $XNY How can you play with contracts and not end up losing everything?

$ZEC To be honest, when I first entered the market, I used to dream every day—seeing others post screenshots of their gains multiplying several times, and thinking, "Why can't it be me?"

$PIPPIN With 4000 yuan in hand, I didn't care about anything else—I just went all-in with maximum leverage. Liquidated? No problem, I'll make it back on the next trade. And so the cycle repeated, my wallet got thinner and thinner, and I just kept sinking deeper.

Back then, I always thought I was just unlucky. Looking back now, it had nothing to do with luck—it was my reckless strategy that never even gave luck a chance to work. I should've counted myself lucky just to survive.

The turning point came pretty suddenly. One day, I was staring blankly at my trading history and suddenly realized something: Every time I got liquidated, it wasn't an accident—it was inevitable. No logic, no strategy, telling myself "the risk is controllable," but really, I was just fooling myself.

Contracts aren't gambling at their core—they require rhythm and planning. The scariest thing isn't market volatility; it's your mindset falling apart first.

Later, I started seriously studying Bollinger Bands (BOLL). Not just glancing at the indicators, but truly understanding them—what does a squeeze mean? How do you spot a fake breakout? Where’s the signal for a pullback confirmation? The first time I used this logic to get a 30x return, I wasn’t super excited—I just felt relieved: So that’s how it works.

But technique is just a tool. If your mindset is shaky and your position management is a mess, no matter how good your method is, it won't save you.

So ask yourself: Are your trades based on logical judgment, or just impulsive feelings? Are you executing a trading system, or just gambling against the market? If you can't even be bothered to set a stop-loss, do you really want to make money, or are you just addicted to the thrill?

A lot of people talk tough, but in reality, they're leaving their fate to the candlesticks every day. Now I trade a lot less, but every trade is crystal clear—what’s my entry logic, where’s the risk, when should I get out.

That’s the only real way to survive and snowball your gains.