The contract is just like this—either it drags you onto the boat or it buries you directly.

Does that sound uncomfortable? But this is the most naked reality in the crypto world.

Too many beginners jump in with just a few thousand yuan, their minds full of dreams of changing their fate in a week or turning around in a month. As a result, liquidation becomes a common occurrence, and they only realize when their accounts are wiped out. Then they start blaming the market as a casino and the行情 as a money grab.

Actually, it's not like that. The market itself never kills people; the real knife is in the hands of cognition.

I also suffered losses in my early years. Starting with 8,000 yuan, I stayed up countless nights staring at the screen until my eyes turned red, watching the floating loss numbers flicker, my heart racing along with them. Several times, I almost ended up in the hospital due to a sudden market move.

Later, I realized: liquidation is never an emergency; it’s the interest on cognitive debt that must be paid sooner or later.

Do you think 3x or 5x leverage is harmless? It’s just a slower way to die.

Leverage risk is exponential. Fees eat up one part, slippage another, and frequent trading takes another, gradually dissecting your principal with hidden knives.

The most heartbreaking part is the math trap: losing 50% requires doubling to break even, losing 90% means multiplying by 9! Many people keep cycling through adding positions—liquidation—adding more, until the money is gone and their mindset collapses. This isn’t a technical problem; it’s systemic slaughter.

But choosing the right tools can turn the situation around.

I truly stabilized myself with a rigid system—no fancy indicator combinations, just watching the opening and closing of price fluctuations. Signals appear before trend starts.

With this approach, you can achieve 30x in a month. The key is iron discipline:

No intuition, no gambling on direction, strictly following rules—buy when it’s right, sell when it’s right. Lock your emotions and let the system make money.

If you’re still placing orders based on feelings and can’t find a way out after liquidation, it’s not luck you lack but a survival framework. Don’t resist blindly; one person can’t withstand the market’s waves.

Those who survive and profit in the market are always those who dare to act.