Last night, in one trade, my account went from 80,000 USDT to 136,000 USDT.

It wasn’t luck—it was because I waited seven hours before making a move.

A lot of people get liquidated, and it’s really not the market’s fault.

With an account of 10,000 USDT, they open positions worth 30,000 USDT—the platform shows 10x leverage, but in reality, you’re running naked at 30x or 50x. Any slight market fluctuation, and you go straight to zero.

Futures trading isn’t about who has the most guts.

I only watch three signals: market sentiment, price levels, and position distribution. Only when all three line up is it worth taking action. The rest of the time? I just wait.

When others are chasing the pumps or panic selling, I’m watching the moves of the big players.
When others get liquidated and exit, I’m picking up the positions they leave behind.

Leverage has never been a gambling tool—only reckless people are gambling with their lives.

The real logic behind making money is simple: control your position size with discipline, time your entries with precision, and let the odds work in your favor. Profits will naturally follow.

The futures market isn’t short on opportunities—it’s short on people who can survive until those opportunities arrive.