Contracts are the fastest opportunity for ordinary people to turn their fortunes around, but they are also the place where one can easily get blown up.

Are you like me, when you first entered the circle, you didn't understand what risk meant at all, you just felt:
"If others can double their money overnight, why can't I?"
I was the same at first, investing 8000, going all in, taking risks, messing around, and stepping into who knows how many pits.
Every time I get liquidated, I comfort myself by saying, "I'll just turn it around with the next order."
The result? One pit after another, sinking deeper and deeper.
Later I understood.
It's not that I'm unlucky; it's that I simply don't deserve to get that money back.
With my trading approach, just surviving is like my ancestors' graves smoking.
Until one day, I started to stop and thoroughly examine my trading habits.
I found that liquidation is not an accident, but a necessity.
You think you can control the risk, but in fact, you're just dying a little slower.
You think you can seize the opportunity, but in reality, you are gambling with your life every day.
And the contract, it's not a gamble, it's a series of advances and retreats that are planned, rhythmic, and logical.
What this thing fears the most is not the volatility, not the pullback, but that your mindset collapses first.
Later, I started studying Bollinger Bands, also known as BOLL.
It’s not about casually drawing on indicators, but rather understanding what it’s saying from the order book to the structure.
Close and open, false breakout, true and false retest...
To be honest, I hit a 30x for the first time using it, and that feeling was not just exhilarating, it was "finally understood".
But don't expect me to teach you this right away, to be honest.
If you have the method but your mindset is wrong and your position is messed up, you will still get wrecked.
Are you using the system or your emotions now?
Is each order based on logic, or is it a feeling that it's going to rise?
You don't even set a stop loss; are you here to make money or to experience the thrill of liquidation?
Many people do not believe in fate, yet they hand their lives over to the market every day.
And I am not doing many orders now.
But each order is clean, clear, and the risks are clearly stated.
This is the key to surviving and moving forward.
Don't talk to me about getting rich quick.
The crypto world is not short of making quick money.
What is missing are those who can live on and gradually become stronger.