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I also have dreams, and my heart will always beat for event contracts. #事件合约 #人生

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Yesterday I went on a one-sided decline and ended with a losing record. To stay calm, I deleted the app, and I only got back in the afternoon. Today’s record is 9 wins and 2 losses.
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Quoting one of my brother’s lines: When you have a run of one-sided losing records, this mindset is understood as proving to yourself in a short time that you’re right.
Worth reflecting on.

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August 9 performance: 6 wins and 3 losses—pressure levels were consistently easy. The only regret is that in the first two trades, I entered early and didn’t anticipate it reaching this height. Even though I lost, it still matches my own logic and patterns.

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Weekend event contracts are only suitable for playing in the morning and at night—the daytime is too easy to get knocked sideways. Current record: 11 wins and 1 loss. Waiting for the evening.

If you get antsy, cut your hand

After playing 10-minute event contracts for a while, my biggest takeaway is: really, don’t let yourself get antsy.
I used to think there are so many opportunities in a 10-minute round. If it goes up a bit, I want to chase; if it drops a bit, I want to go the other way. After doing it for a while, I realized that the truly good setups are only a few specific positions.
The idea is actually simpler.
If it’s not at the right spot, don’t do it— even if you miss this round, it doesn’t matter.
When you truly reach the position you saw in advance, don’t start hesitating again.
Event contracts naturally have a short time frame. Guessing whether it will go up or down right at the moment is basically just handing over money.
I’m increasingly starting to feel that this isn’t about who places more trades—it’s about who can hold back and not place things randomly.

Focus on the event contract for ten minutes, start a small position