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The contracts in the cryptocurrency world are truly a mysterious thing; they have made a lot of money, but also lost quite a bit.
Why do so many people get liquidated yet still continue to play?
The fundamental reason is quite simple—contracts give you "possibilities," which is why even though a large wave of people have lost, some will still enjoy themselves.
We all know that trading contracts isn't about luck, but rather about mindset.
You can keep it very simple, and you don't even need to delve into complicated technical analysis; just know when to increase your position, when to set a stop loss, and remain calm, not to be swayed by the market noise.
Take myself as an example; recently I turned 200 USD into 10,000 USD in about two months.
Isn't that fast?
Actually, every operation is quite simple; just wait for the signal, go with the trend, avoid betting on the top or trying to catch the bottom, and take profits when you can.
Yes, being able to stabilize your emotions and not be frightened by market fluctuations is the key to trading contracts.
Many novices start by thinking they can earn hundreds of USD in one go using 100x leverage, only to find out soon that the market's volatility is greater than they imagined.
The profit from that one trade can disappear in an instant.
So, I generally use 20x leverage, taking positions between 5x to 20x, and control my holding time to 1 to 4 hours.
This method has the advantage of not easily getting liquidated, but also provides opportunities to steadily earn a profit.
Let me share a little secret: don't think of trading contracts as "gambling with your life"—it's not purely gambling, but rather a persistence in a long-term mindset.
You can't expect to make a profit every day, but you can ensure that you don't get liquidated and are not swayed by market emotions.
Just like the way I do it: once I make money, I can operate more steadily next time, gradually increasing my profits.
Remember, the charm of contracts is not in getting rich overnight, but in slowly accumulating, having the patience to seize every opportunity to enter the market.
Some people say, "I just want to turn 1,000 USD into 1 million," then you might as well look for miracles elsewhere.
Those who trade contracts all know that real money comes step by step.
Why do so many people get liquidated yet still continue to play?
The fundamental reason is quite simple—contracts give you "possibilities," which is why even though a large wave of people have lost, some will still enjoy themselves.
We all know that trading contracts isn't about luck, but rather about mindset.
You can keep it very simple, and you don't even need to delve into complicated technical analysis; just know when to increase your position, when to set a stop loss, and remain calm, not to be swayed by the market noise.
Take myself as an example; recently I turned 200 USD into 10,000 USD in about two months.
Isn't that fast?
Actually, every operation is quite simple; just wait for the signal, go with the trend, avoid betting on the top or trying to catch the bottom, and take profits when you can.
Yes, being able to stabilize your emotions and not be frightened by market fluctuations is the key to trading contracts.
Many novices start by thinking they can earn hundreds of USD in one go using 100x leverage, only to find out soon that the market's volatility is greater than they imagined.
The profit from that one trade can disappear in an instant.
So, I generally use 20x leverage, taking positions between 5x to 20x, and control my holding time to 1 to 4 hours.
This method has the advantage of not easily getting liquidated, but also provides opportunities to steadily earn a profit.
Let me share a little secret: don't think of trading contracts as "gambling with your life"—it's not purely gambling, but rather a persistence in a long-term mindset.
You can't expect to make a profit every day, but you can ensure that you don't get liquidated and are not swayed by market emotions.
Just like the way I do it: once I make money, I can operate more steadily next time, gradually increasing my profits.
Remember, the charm of contracts is not in getting rich overnight, but in slowly accumulating, having the patience to seize every opportunity to enter the market.
Some people say, "I just want to turn 1,000 USD into 1 million," then you might as well look for miracles elsewhere.
Those who trade contracts all know that real money comes step by step.
I am the same, always losing, unable to quit, have owed online loans and credit cards for several years.
$API3 lost 898 today, lost more than 1800. Once I start losing, I just think about winning it back quickly. I didn't analyze at all and just bought randomly. I'm hopeless, and the day to pay back is coming soon. Thinking about this makes my heart anxious. I want to win back quickly to pay off my debts. I have no money in my online account and called my family again. Last time I told them I wouldn't play anymore, and if I did, I would cut my hands off. But I still want to play; I can't quit. I'm hopeless.
Really?
A big drop is about to start, the controlling hands are escaping to short the market $CTSI
So rich and still playing
3.5 million, Swo $DOGE , 3.5 million, Swo $BTC , huge pump, bless me to earn a villa, kneeling in gratitude 🙏
🤯
Doctor Zhao invested 300,000 U in the pet hospital's working capital into the contract just as the cryptocurrency prices collapsed in early 2025.
He chased high at DOGE 0.25, added to his position at 0.2, and when it dropped to 0.15, he leveraged 10 times, leaving his account with only 4,800 U — enough to buy two boxes of vaccines, but not enough to pay for the repair of the surgical room's disinfection equipment.
When he found me with his agitated ragdoll cat, the monitor in the consultation room was still beeping: "Bro, if we keep losing like this, we’ll have to stop the night emergency service." In the chat records, he transferred 23,000 U to a "crypto circle deity" to buy "insider information," and the altcoins he received are now untraceable in market cap rankings.
"Lock 2,000 U for vaccines, and the remaining 2,800 U trade with me for swings." I advised him to clear all the worthless coins and convert them into stablecoins to stand by.
The first trade was on ETH fluctuations. In March, ETH was oscillating between 2,100-2,300 U, and I posted signals in the group daily, advising him to go long at 2,150 U and short at 2,280 U, each with 1,000 U. He placed orders in the gaps while giving his dog stitches, and four days later, these two trades earned him 320 U, just enough to repair the alarm monitor.
More crucial was the BTC breakout. In April, BTC surged from 51,000 U to 57,000 U. I sent a signal saying, "Once it stabilizes at 55,000, chase it," advising him to open a 1,500 U long position with 5x leverage and a stop-loss at 54,000. That day, while focusing on the market to spay a stray cat, by the time the price hit 59,000 U, his account had increased by 450 U, enough to buy a box of deworming medication.
The riskiest was the May spike. SOL suddenly dropped from 110 U to 90 U, and I advised him to add in two batches: open 800 U at 100 U and add 500 U at 95 U. He had just finished trimming his parrot’s beak before placing the order, and it bounced back after touching a low of 93 U. Three days later, he cleared at 115 U, earning 680 U, enough to purchase a new infusion pump.
Now his account has grown to 19,000 U, and last month he withdrew 10,000 U to restore the night emergency service. Next to the newly hung price list on the consultation room wall, there’s a handwritten note: "93 U saved the stray cat rescue station."
After working with fans on trades for a long time, I’ve found that professionals are most likely to stumble due to "cross-domain confidence." The key to turning things around is having someone wake you up when you think "I know this field": "This is not your area of expertise," and push you when it’s time to take action: "Now is the time to enter."
The next wave of strategies has already been drawn up; mixing with @币来财888 , just recognize one principle: precise targeting, do not do useless work.
But let me say this upfront: I will only work with those who have strong execution ability.
He chased high at DOGE 0.25, added to his position at 0.2, and when it dropped to 0.15, he leveraged 10 times, leaving his account with only 4,800 U — enough to buy two boxes of vaccines, but not enough to pay for the repair of the surgical room's disinfection equipment.
When he found me with his agitated ragdoll cat, the monitor in the consultation room was still beeping: "Bro, if we keep losing like this, we’ll have to stop the night emergency service." In the chat records, he transferred 23,000 U to a "crypto circle deity" to buy "insider information," and the altcoins he received are now untraceable in market cap rankings.
"Lock 2,000 U for vaccines, and the remaining 2,800 U trade with me for swings." I advised him to clear all the worthless coins and convert them into stablecoins to stand by.
The first trade was on ETH fluctuations. In March, ETH was oscillating between 2,100-2,300 U, and I posted signals in the group daily, advising him to go long at 2,150 U and short at 2,280 U, each with 1,000 U. He placed orders in the gaps while giving his dog stitches, and four days later, these two trades earned him 320 U, just enough to repair the alarm monitor.
More crucial was the BTC breakout. In April, BTC surged from 51,000 U to 57,000 U. I sent a signal saying, "Once it stabilizes at 55,000, chase it," advising him to open a 1,500 U long position with 5x leverage and a stop-loss at 54,000. That day, while focusing on the market to spay a stray cat, by the time the price hit 59,000 U, his account had increased by 450 U, enough to buy a box of deworming medication.
The riskiest was the May spike. SOL suddenly dropped from 110 U to 90 U, and I advised him to add in two batches: open 800 U at 100 U and add 500 U at 95 U. He had just finished trimming his parrot’s beak before placing the order, and it bounced back after touching a low of 93 U. Three days later, he cleared at 115 U, earning 680 U, enough to purchase a new infusion pump.
Now his account has grown to 19,000 U, and last month he withdrew 10,000 U to restore the night emergency service. Next to the newly hung price list on the consultation room wall, there’s a handwritten note: "93 U saved the stray cat rescue station."
After working with fans on trades for a long time, I’ve found that professionals are most likely to stumble due to "cross-domain confidence." The key to turning things around is having someone wake you up when you think "I know this field": "This is not your area of expertise," and push you when it’s time to take action: "Now is the time to enter."
The next wave of strategies has already been drawn up; mixing with @币来财888 , just recognize one principle: precise targeting, do not do useless work.
But let me say this upfront: I will only work with those who have strong execution ability.
Then feel free to short it.
Can the $SKL long position go on-chain to take a look? The market maker has already run away, and now the chips are in the hands of retail investors on Binance. Who's going to pull you up?
Why is the profit still being liquidated?
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