#数字资产市场动态 Contracts are an opportunity for ordinary people to turn things around, but at the same time, they are also the easiest place to fall in and never get out — I've wanted to say this for a long time.

I've seen too many beginners, holding a few hundred or thousand dollars in their pockets, with their minds full of "take profits when doubled." But in reality? Three days of hot blood, four days of panic, and finally a loud bang — the account is wiped out, and the person collapses.

Don't misunderstand, I'm not looking down from above and talking coolly. I started with 8,000 yuan back then, falling over and over in the market. There were several times when I was really close to losing everything, trembling so much I couldn't hold my phone. But I survived, and I’m getting more stable.

Why can I survive? To be honest: contracts themselves don't kill people; reckless behavior does.

Many people see liquidation as a sudden disaster, but in fact, they dug their own pits. Most people think they are stable, but in reality, they are just dying a little slower than others. Relying on feelings to trade, gambling on adding positions out of anger, setting stop-losses based on luck — the endgame of this approach is only one thing.

Here's a math problem: losing 90% means you need a 900% gain to get back to the original capital, which is a tenfold increase. This is not a joke; it's cold, hard math.

Later, I realized that the market trends of coins like $HFT, $BTC are not about gambling with courage, but about using wisdom to judge. Before every trade, do you have your own trading system in mind? Or is it just feeling, following the crowd, listening to others shouting orders?

If you're still stuck in this vicious cycle — liquidation, reinvesting, exploding again, and chaos — then stop. Think carefully. Confusion, losses, and lack of direction are signals telling you it's time to make a change.

The market is never short of opportunities; what’s lacking are disciplined and planned people.