#数字资产市场动态 Contracts are like a double-edged sword—either they transform you completely or wipe you out instantly.

I've seen too many people rush in with just a few thousand dollars, holding only one thought in their eyes: "This time I can turn things around." But what’s the result? Not a turnaround, but an account wipeout—liquidation becomes the norm, and they end up blaming the market.

I was not immune either.

Starting with just 8,000 dollars, I was glued to the charts almost every night during that period. Every fluctuation of unrealized gains and losses made my heart beat faster; once, a big bearish candle almost took me out.

Only later did I realize: liquidation isn’t about bad luck; it’s the result of hitting the ceiling of one’s cognition.

Thinking that using 3x or 5x leverage is safe? That’s an illusion. It just means you don’t die as quickly. The higher the leverage, the risk isn’t just additive; it’s exponentially amplified. Fees, slippage, frequent trading—these invisible costs chip away at your principal inch by inch.

Mathematical traps are even more heartbreaking:
A 50% loss requires doubling your position to break even.
A 90% loss? You need a 9x gain!

Many people fall into a self-hypnotic cycle of "recovering the next trade"—adding positions, holding through losses, getting wiped out again, and zeroing out.

The real turning point is actually very simple—stop trading based on feelings.

Later, I only focused on one tool: the BOLL indicator. I ignored all those flashy signals and just watched the opening and closing of the channel. Before a trend starts, it always gives you an early warning.

There was a time I achieved 30x returns in a month. Not bragging, just system + discipline.

Enter when it’s right, exit when it’s time, set your stop-loss and stick to it, completely shut down your emotions, and let the rules decide for you.

If you’re still placing orders based on feelings, frequently getting wiped out, and losing more and more—it's not bad luck; you’re missing a methodology to survive.

It’s easy to deceive yourself when watching the market alone. True opportunities are always reserved for those with a complete system.