#数字资产市场动态 Newcomers to contracts usually start with a few thousand dollars, their minds full of dreams of overnight riches.

Watching others' accounts double, they think they can also replicate the miracle. But what happens? The vast majority don’t last three days, their accounts are wiped out, and they break down emotionally.

I’ve been through that phase too. The first time I played, I started with just 2200U. That night, I opened a 50x leverage, watching the market surge, my hands trembling, heartbeat as fast as the candlesticks, and when the screen turned red, I truly felt I was about to get rich.

In less than half an hour, my account was halved.

My mouse was so sweaty it slipped. I stared blankly for five minutes before I realized—high leverage making you rich is just sending yourself to the liquidation factory.

That lesson completely changed my mindset. I realized a truth: the contract market will never reward impulsive people.

After that, I started changing my strategy:
- Give up chasing short-term hot spots
- Only trade the markets I truly understand
- Never risk more than 50% of my position
- Stay away from emotional trading

While others chase rises and fall, I only focus on the overall trend. Keeping a steady mindset, my account growth actually sped up.

From 2200U, to 80,000U, and now making steady monthly profits, the key words are two: stability.

When the bull market started, I didn’t go all-in or gamble everything. Others changed their principal several times, but I just followed the trend with measured trades. As a result, I reached six figures.

Now I especially want to tell everyone— the real game rule in the crypto world is not who makes money faster, but who survives longer.

There are too many people eager to get rich quickly, but they can’t even stay alive. Contracts are never an ATM; they are a mirror that amplifies human flaws infinitely. Only traders who can control themselves and stick to discipline have a chance to laugh last.

Remember: the market never rewards reckless actions, it only favors those who stay calm enough.