The first time playing contracts, he only had a few thousand U.

With the idea of giving it a try, he maxed out the leverage.

A slight fluctuation in the market immediately cut his balance by a portion.

I stared at that string of numbers, my mind felt blank.

It was then I realized that blowing up was not an accident, but a reminder.

A reminder not to treat trading as an impulse.

Later, I started to change my approach.

Not chasing highs, not getting emotional, not placing random orders.

Contracts are not about gambling, but about rhythm and control.

Over the years, I have seen many people:

Some get high after making a profit on one deal, continuously increasing their stakes, then lose it all;

Some panic after losing, watching the market all night, becoming more and more confused.

They are not losing to the market, but to their own reactions.

Stable people have completely different methods.

Most of the time, they don't open positions,

Waiting for key positions to appear, they make a move and then leave.

Not rushing, not stubbornly holding on.

Later, I caught a wave of the market using simple tools.

Not based on predictions, but on execution.

I set three rules for myself:

Single trade losses should not linger;

Daily operations should not exceed two times;

If profits reach half, immediately secure the capital.

These rules seem ordinary, but they saved me from many detours.

In contracts, being able to survive is more important than how much you earn.

If you are currently being led by the market, stop for a moment.

Whether you want to double your money or stabilize a bit,

Remember this first — don't blow up.

The road to success is not just about luck, but also about choices: choosing the right coin, the right direction, the right circle, the right people! Now follow me, let's plan together!

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