#数字资产市场动态 Newbie contract traders are most likely to make mistakes not in the market itself, but in a single all-in bet or going broke in one shot.

A principal of 1000U is not small; the key is how you use it. I've seen too many people start with 50x leverage and full position, and when the market fluctuates slightly, their accounts are gone, then they start blaming the market, the market makers, or luck. To be honest, it's not the market that’s cruel, but the mentality that’s too impatient.

Trading contracts is never about how big your guts are, but about how long you can survive. Want to turn around with small funds? The first lesson isn’t how to make money, but to avoid dying first.

The method is actually simple—control your position size, then control your desires. Diversify your funds, never go all-in at once. Use small positions with reasonable leverage, and the remaining money is your "insurance fund." If you can’t hold this position, cut your losses and exit; don’t chase or fight hard.

When you have profits, be even more cautious. Take some out, leave room in your account, and your mindset will naturally stabilize. Earning slowly is always better than being knocked out by a single fluctuation.

The core of trading contracts boils down to two words: discipline. Know how much you can lose each day and stop; set stop-loss on every trade; lock in profits when you’re ahead, don’t expect to eat the entire market move; only add positions in line with the trend, never chase hot spots.

This isn’t a secret to get rich overnight; it’s a survival method in the market. What you want is long-term stability, not temporary thrill.

$ETH $SOL These coins are highly volatile, so discipline is even more important.