Many people think that as long as the direction of the contract is correct, they can make a guaranteed profit.
But I want to tell you a cruel fact—being right about the direction does not mean you can make money. $BTC
In the year I started trading contracts, I lost a full 800,000 in six months.
Ironically, I was right in direction those times, yet I still lost.
It wasn't until I opened the settlement document that I realized I wasn't losing to the market,
but was completely taken down by the three traps set by the dealers.
The first trap: getting in too early.
As soon as the market moved, I impulsively opened a position and went all in at the breakout.
As a result, just after I jumped in, the main force reversed and I was quickly out.
The second trap: setting stop-losses too rigidly.
Setting a fixed stop-loss of 3% or 5% seems stable,
but in the face of high volatility in contracts, this is a sweet spot for the dealers.
I was swept away three times by a "false breakout," watching the market surge in the direction I predicted.
The third trap: going all in aggressively. $ETH
Going all in is like handing your life over to the market.
Even if the direction is right, if there are a few reverse K-lines, the account goes to zero.
That night I was liquidated, watching the balance reach zero, and I froze completely.
Since then, I forced myself to set three iron rules: $BNB
1. No all-in, divide the position into three parts;
2. Adjust stop-losses according to volatility, don't stick to fixed points;
3. If the market is uncertain, stay out, don't force it.
With this set of rules, I went from continuous liquidation to steady profits,
tripling my account in one year.
Remember, in the crypto world, it’s not about who predicts correctly,
but about who can survive.
Now, I have paved this path,
will you take it?
Yuanbao focuses on contract ambush, the team still has spots available, hop on quickly, and let me help you become a dealer and a winner.