#数字资产市场动态 After entering the crypto space, many beginners are initially attracted by tempting words like 'get rich quickly and double your investment,' which distracts them from the right direction. Contract trading is especially like this—appearing to be taking a shortcut, but actually serving as a filtering mechanism to weed out traders who are easily swayed by emotions.

Behind a single-day increase of 32.73%, there are often stories of accounts being wiped out by greed.

What truly tests this market is not how many times you win, but whether you can always stay at the table. My ability to hold on until now has never been due to some divine operation, but because I adhere to a few old-fashioned but truly life-saving principles.

**First: Never let yourself have nowhere to retreat**

Betting all-in all the time, in plain terms, is leaving the life and death of your account in the hands of the market. If the market makes a slight adjustment, you could be out immediately.

The purpose of position management is not to earn more, but to leave room for mistakes. Traders who can make several mistakes in a row and still survive are the ones worthy of waiting for the real big trend.

**Second: Don’t fight the trend, learn to go with the flow**

Many people are keen on bottom fishing and precisely guessing the top, which sounds clever but is actually the easiest way to get harvested. When the market is not yet clear, the market always stands on the right side.

The trend is there, just follow it patiently. A decline can become a good opportunity to get in; until the trend reverses, don’t think about rushing out early.

**Third: Before acting, think through the worst-case scenario**

Making money is not a skill; protecting profits is the real skill. Not setting stop-loss or take-profit levels essentially leaves your account in the hands of Lady Luck.

Before each trade, calmly ask yourself how much loss you can bear. Only proceed once you’ve accepted it. Long-term, this will naturally improve your account’s stability.

**Fourth: Learn the advanced skill of 'doing nothing'**

The biggest mistake beginners often make is not misunderstanding the market but being unable to stop their fingers from moving. Trading is not a live broadcast; there’s no need to operate frequently just to prove your existence. Sometimes, holding cash or coins is the smartest choice.

Reduce operations and only seize opportunities with real chances of winning; this will actually increase your overall success rate.

Ultimately, in the crypto market, it’s never about who has the bigger guts, but who is calmer and more patient.

Avoid full leverage gambling, trading against the trend, slackening risk controls, and over-trading—those who can stay stable are the ones truly qualified to discuss the opportunities of the next wave.