LittlePrinceIContractTrading

Many people say I am "pretending." I actually think this statement is quite truthful.
When many people see this kind of content, their first reaction is not reflection.
It's disgust. Why?
Because once you admit: losing money is not a market problem, but that you have no rules, it means—
the problem lies with you.
Most people can't accept this.
So a simpler way is to say:
"Who are you pretending to be a master?"
That way, you don't have to face the problem.
But the market won't let you off just because you don't admit it.
You can ignore the rules, but losses will help you re

Just came to Gate and set up an account—hit follow so you don’t get lost. A five-year contract trader. Not some beginner, and not one of those “acting like a master.” Anyone who says that just doesn’t know who I am—go search on other platforms. I can’t really mention it directly; I’m afraid it might violate the rules.

Most people trade contracts, and losing money isn't because they can't read the K-line.
But because—there are simply no trading rules.
Every single trade they make is a spontaneous decision:
If the feeling comes, they go in; if they lose, they endure; if they make money, they run.
This kind of state—even if you occasionally make money—will ultimately lead to losses. Because you're not trading. You're making decisions based on emotions.
I later realized one thing:
People without rules, the money they earn is only temporarily stored in their accounts.$ETH