Jay2302

short down 👇$CLO
{future}(CLOUSDT)
enter now sell in 0.3600
tp1: 0.3500
tp2: 0.3400
tp3: 0.3300
stop it in 0.3800

Which Coin is your Favourite??

◇ $ASTER
◇ $BNB
◇ $4

#RedPacketMission #Square #TradingCommunity #RedpecketReward

Newbie Playing Futures: Don't Mistake "Market Trends" for "Certainties"; Maintaining Discipline is Fundamental. Newcomers to futures trading are often misled by short-term "market bonuses", always thinking "if I catch a trend once, I can profit effortlessly". However, as a trader with 8 years of experience in the futures field, I must say: newcomers who treat market fluctuations as guaranteed profit opportunities will find themselves in passive positions 80% of the time when the market reverses—either they see others posting screenshots of "capturing a trend and doubling their money" and rush in without understanding the trend, only to buy at a high and encounter a pullback, getting stuck and then panicking to cut losses; or they rely on gut feelings to predict the market, thinking "it has fallen for so long, it should rise" or "it has risen so much, it should fall", opening positions against the trend without any analysis, only to watch their accounts lose more and more, realizing their judgments were purely subjective.

Futures trading is never about "guessing the market and hoping for luck", but rather "controlling operations through discipline". I never open a position without understanding the candlestick patterns or analyzing the trading volume; before each trade, I always determine "the support and resistance levels of this market movement", clarifying entry and exit points before taking action. Even when encountering sudden news that impacts the market, I will not disrupt my trading plan; I also never become greedy just because I made money once, always taking profits as soon as I reach my expected returns, instead of thinking "I’ll wait a bit longer to earn more". It was only later that I understood: those who can maintain a long-term presence in the futures market do not rely on guessing a few market movements correctly, but instead have clear trading rules, strict profit-taking and loss-cutting disciplines, and can control the impulse to "chase highs and cut lows"—these seemingly "rigid" practices make it difficult for newcomers who blindly operate by just watching market fluctuations and following market emotions, no matter how long they stare at the screen, to avoid the risks of getting stuck or facing liquidation.

Newbies want to avoid pitfalls in the futures market, so stop treating "market trends" as "certainties". Spend time learning basic technical analysis, clarify the methods for judging market trends, learn to make decisions based on market signals instead of emotions, and develop the habit of "trading according to plan, not arbitrarily changing strategies", so that you can maintain rationality amidst market fluctuations, rather than turning your capital into a blind follower's "stepping stone". After all, maintaining discipline can reduce mistakes, and seeing the trend clearly can lead to steady progress. $ETH
{future}(ETHUSDT)

My journey of enlightenment began with that document known as the 'Bible of Blockchain Scalability,' the Plasma white paper. I remember being deeply fascinated by the 'subchain tree structure' described within it during my first reading, yet struggling to understand the cryptographic principles behind it. It wasn't until I saw with my own eyes in an open-source implementation how the Merkle tree ensures the integrity of transaction data that I truly grasped the brilliance of Plasma, which processes a large number of transactions in batches and only submits the state root to the main chain. This moment of 'sudden realization' continues to inspire me to share this white paper with more beginners.