**Regarding contracts, I may have stepped on more pitfalls than you've eaten meals.**

I've read too many posts on the square, about billion-dollar giants and 10U warriors, each story more legendary than the last.

Me? I've lost so much on other platforms that I was planning to retire completely. But then I thought—why should the hard-earned money from the real world be given away to the crypto market? I refuse.

So I switched to a different exchange and started anew. I took a small loss early on. After reflecting deeply, I set some ironclad rules for myself: open an ant position with 50U, double it in three days.

In the fund world, doubling in a short time is already top-tier trading. But in the crypto universe? Doubling in three days is nothing; here, players are eager to 10x in a day.

Later, because the ant position strategy had flaws—too small total position size, too low margin ratio—I added more funds.

**And then, my faith shattered.**

I relied on pipp, this crazy coin, to turn 300U into 860U. It was enough to cover all previous losses and still make a profit.

Coming into the game inevitably means paying the price! When pipp hit 860U, a single spike pierced straight through the earth in five minutes. I watched helplessly as the numbers reset to zero, with no time to react.

**After liquidation, I came back again.**

This time, I learned:
1. **Only make money with the trend.** Going against the trend to bottom fish? Just giving away money.
2. **Make money from belief.** Like this year's AI hardware and robot tracks in A-shares—early belief, early profit. Once you believe, don’t waver.

The trading world might need myth stories to attract attention. But I don’t need myths.

Every trade, grounded in reality. Profit from charts I understand, profits that follow trading principles. That’s all.