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Not to mention all these people. Some say they can control it verbally. It doesn't matter. Everyone has developed step by step like this. Investment should be within one's means, and for crypto investments in the coin circle, it is even more important to invest within your capacity. For contract trading in the coin circle, it is especially necessary to act within your means. Those who take a few points from their savings to play contracts often end up with better results. Having observed this circle for eight or nine years, no one who has put their entire fortune into it has had a very good ending. Don't take momentary glory as proof of your own skill. The market will harshly teach everyone. There has never been a shortage of gods, but looking back over these eight or nine years, no one has been able to consistently profit in the futures market. What we can do is only to withdraw profits when we make them, control positions when necessary, and overcome psychological challenges. As the old saying goes, don't stare at the market if you have nothing to do; if you have something to do, go play video games!

Actually, my own contract trading should be considered a mix of profits and losses; I haven't really lost much, nor have I made much. The reason I opened a live account on the platform is purely for traffic and to challenge myself, to see if I can stay calm and actually make money. Usually, when I trade, I get very caught up in it. My positions keep getting bigger and bigger. I start with a 50 million position and can keep increasing it to what they call four or five hundred million in holdings. It really looks quite scary, so after opening the live account, I controlled my overall position size less aggressively. I also try to persuade myself not to be so fearful, worried, or anxious. The direction of the text is just to push forward. Investment is about being a friend of time. Finally, to sum up a few words: if I really had to say, even writing tens of thousands of words wouldn't be enough to describe the whole journey. I can only say that starting from nothing and relying on yourself is extremely difficult. It takes 100% luck plus 100% effort. Choice always outweighs effort. (Here's a kind piece of advice for everyone: no matter how much money you have, never take on too much leverage. Three to five times leverage is already very high. So some friends say that if you don't open a 100x position in this circle, then why bother playing at all? If you have that mindset, I sincerely advise you to quit this circle. Take the money you planned to use for trading and use it to support your parents, or take your partner out for a good trip. Or use it to improve yourself, whether through learning or making friends. All of these are much more reliable than coming to this market to play. Making money is not easy for anyone. Yes, behind every liquidation, there is a family's bitter story.

Maybe it's because of my family background. I tend to have a rather short-sighted perspective. I lack a big-picture view and have never really thought about the broader situation. Even less so do I have that kind of ambition. So I got stuck in a brief period of satisfaction. Until that satisfaction was continuously eroded by the steady loss of customers. Or you could say, after customers continuously lost the ability to keep spending. Gradually, a sense of crisis emerged again. Coincidentally, every time I developed a sense of crisis, new projects would come one after another. And coincidentally, I quickly ramped up volume again and rapidly reached a monthly income level of one million. But after all the ups and downs over one or two years, my pockets remained empty. Why? Because at that time I kept gambling on contracts every few months. The mindset of gamblers is never good. Every time, I wanted to quit. Every time, I couldn't. That's how gamblers are, a vicious cycle. By the time I got to the end, I had no choice but to keep finding ways to make money. Then I started focusing on making money. Maybe it was because my girlfriend graduated from college and was always there to supervise and urge me. I took a continuous break for one or two years without trading contracts. Those one or two years went smoothly. Business went well. Wealth flowed in. I was able to enjoy a significant increase in income and also benefit from passive asset income. Slowly, I gradually built a pretty good, ideal so-called A9. Because I had money, I probably became more confident. Investing tens of millions, maybe, I wouldn't be so concerned or so afraid. It just so happened that I dared to take the risk and encountered a bull market. I directly took a single coin A9.

Everyone likes to hear about the journey here. Then let me tell you about my journey. I probably entered the crypto world in 2018. At that time, I also believed in the advice of an online friend. They got me to buy an altcoin. Coincidentally, I bought 20,000 to 30,000 yuan worth, and after sleeping, I earned 2,000 to 3,000 yuan. That feeling back then was really, really good, feeling like I didn’t have to do anything, just invest money and make money, it was the best feeling in life. Then, the next day, I reinvested 200,000 yuan. Um, kept making money, my mindset got more and more inflated, and gradually I invested about 3 million yuan. In the end, every three months, I was left with less than 10%. That was probably the most difficult financial period since I started making money. Especially, especially, especially painful. All the hard-earned money was given to the scam traders. Then, I had a strong spirit of not giving up. The money I lost here, I must get it back with interest in the future. Otherwise, I won’t stop. So what if the principal is gone? Only 200,000 to 300,000 yuan left, how to turn things around against the wind? I thought about it a lot, and the only option was to do business. I don’t know if it was luck or intelligence, but I really got involved in crypto-related business. The volume grew pretty fast. Within a few months, I earned a few million. It was money earned with my life. The work intensity back then was about 18 hours a day. I was very hardworking and diligent. Money doesn’t come for no reason; it requires 100% effort plus 100% luck.

Looks like I need to reduce the trading frequency. Unconsciously, I've been watching way too much.