#数字货币市场回升 To be honest, when I first got into contracts, I really felt like I had found the key to wealth.

Going long when bullish and going short when bearish, the logic is as clear as an elementary school math problem. I even calculated the dream of making ten times my investment within six months.

$ZEC evaporated completely in the account's 80,000 within three days.

I remember it very clearly, that day at two in the morning, I was refreshing my positions while holding my phone - I had clearly judged the trend correctly, yet my account balance seemed to be dropping at double speed. The red numbers were bouncing on the screen, and with each bounce, my heart tightened.

Later I realized that contracts are not just about betting on direction.

It hides a sophisticated liquidation mechanism: if the leverage is slightly aggressive, slippage can cause your execution price to deviate by several points, and the transaction fees under high-frequency operations are like ants moving their home. The setting of the liquidation line is also a hidden mystery among various exchanges. You might think you've captured the market trend, but in reality, you could just be dancing on the edge of a knife.

Watching that 80,000 slowly turn into four digits and then three digits, I felt completely numb. It wasn't just about being upset over the money—of course, I was upset—more so it was the sense of defeat from being beaten down by reality. The so-called "get-rich-quick" scheme is essentially a death game that tests the weaknesses of human nature.

After reflecting on my pain, I set three strict rules for myself:

First, if your capital is not thick enough, don't dream of turning your fortunes around; starting with a small position and learning through trial and error is the right way. Control each position to be within 10%-15% of your total capital; you can only play if you can afford to lose.

Second, the stop-loss line is a lifeline, not a decoration. I must set the stop-loss level before opening each position; if triggered, I accept the loss and will not hold on with an unrealistic hope.

Third, don't touch unfamiliar altcoin contracts. Those wild coins with daily fluctuations of 30% can be exciting, but the rate of liquidation is faster than a roller coaster. Stick to mainstream coins like $ORCA $IRYS $SOL, at least you can understand the fundamentals.

To speak from the heart: The lessons brought by losing money are a thousand times more profound than the euphoria of making money. It made me understand that being on the right path is just a passing grade; surviving is the real truth.

Looking back at that 80,000, it feels like the most expensive tuition I've paid to the market. Fortunately, I didn't recklessly invest all my principal at the time; otherwise, I wouldn't even have the opportunity to sit here and analyze.

The crypto market never believes in luck, and contract trading is even more so. Understanding the rules, sticking to discipline, and gradually building a snowball is the only path that ordinary people can take.

I spent more than half a year climbing out of that pit. If you are also experiencing similar hardships, remember this: Don't rush to turn things around, first learn not to be kicked out of the market.

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