I once thought that contracts were a shortcut to turning things around.

At that time, with 10,000 USDT, I came in with high leverage, and I only had one thought in my mind: to make a direct move to the target in one wave.

What was the result? In 15 minutes, with a small fluctuation in the market, half of my account evaporated.

The screen was still flashing, and I was already dazed. At that moment, I truly understood—this market has never been one to hand out money.

Later, I slowly realized that contracts are not gambling at all, but rather a game of filtering people.

Those who are greedy die the fastest. Full positions, holding onto trades, not cutting losses, every step feels like a countdown to liquidation.

On the other hand, those who really make money spend most of their time waiting. Waiting for what? Waiting for certainty. When the trend is unclear, they would rather stay in cash and be idle; when an opportunity arises, they strike decisively.

The clearest time I remember was during the main rise of SOL. It wasn't about chasing blindly, but about watching the BOLL contraction and expansion, confirming the trend step by step.

Entering the market, adding positions, locking in profits, all followed the plan. That round, I took three weeks to build my position to 30 times.

It was not luck, but discipline. Since then, I set three strict rules for myself: single trade loss should not exceed 2%

A maximum of two trades a day, when floating profit reaches 50%, immediately lock in profits. It sounds very "slow", but it is precisely these rules that have allowed me to survive until now and continue to win.

You must know—that in contracts, the real enjoyment is not how much you made on a single trade, but that you start to control yourself and are no longer led by the market.

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