(Warning: All lessons are blood-soaked lessons)

Brothers, we need to understand the market thoroughly—contracts may look simple, but in reality, it's a knife's edge job. The happiest times are when your investment doubles, and the worst is when you get liquidated. I've seen it many times: bragging in the group in the morning, only to be wiped out by the afternoon. To put it bluntly, if you can't even protect your principal, then no matter how good the opportunity is, it doesn't matter to you.

**Why do you always get cut? Because the main force is fixed on "emotional traders"**

The market is full of this type of person: seeing a rally, they FOMO rush in; encountering a sharp drop, they panic sell. The result? Perfectly in sync with the main force's rhythm. Recently, ETH plunged, and some guy used 5x leverage to go all-in for a bottom, only to be completely wiped out the next day with a single spike. This kind of operation is essentially a gamble on direction—no different from flipping a coin.

The main force's tactics are really clever: creating fake breakouts to lure leveraged traders in, then dropping the price sharply to clear out positions. If you follow your emotions, aren't you just handing yourself over?

**Only those who survive are winners—my three ultimate tricks**

*First trick: Wait, don’t be a "market goer"*

My principle is simple—better to miss out than to make mistakes. When Bitcoin is consolidating, unless I see a clear volume breakout or confirmation at a key level, I just sit back and watch. Don’t worry about missing opportunities; the market fluctuates every day. What you really lack is the principal in your pocket.

*Second trick: Control leverage, survival comes first*

Some say, "Not using 100x leverage is better than saving in the bank," and I just have no words. That’s because they haven't experienced extreme market conditions. Now I max out at 3 to 5x leverage, and before major events or important data, I proactively reduce it to 1 to 2x. Staying alive is the real victory.