Over the past few years of working with contracts, I've seen too many people lose their grip in the thrill of small gains doubling quickly. Going from ten-something U to 1000U? Not surprising, I've done it many times. But the real stumbling block is above 1000U—every time, they want to go all-in and push to 10,000U, only to repeatedly fall back to zero from 1000U.

The most ironic part is that in half a day, you can explode from 20U to 1000U, then turn around and drop straight back to zero. This is the duality of the crypto world—opportunities and traps are just one decision apart.

Now I’ve come to understand: the more you push upward, the more you need to pull back. Starting from the 1000U mark, you must change from an aggressive full-position approach to controlling your pace and position size. Risk management isn’t about preventing you from making money; it’s about ensuring you survive to see the next opportunity. Many people die at the moment of greed, never lasting long enough to ride the real profit wave.