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#数字资产市场动态 How many people have asked you: how can a contract achieve stable profits? 👀
My answer might disappoint you—that question itself is a bit problematic.
In the market, those who last long are never relying on a single brilliant move to turn things around. $BCH, $BTC are the same. True long-term gains come from a practical, usable, risk-controlled trading framework.
Let me share my experience. Among the 37 traders I’ve guided over the years, 27 stopped their losses within 30 days, including one who went from 900 USDT to 12,000 USDT, all within no more than 10 days.
But I have to be honest ⚠️—not everyone should step into trading.
The key is to distinguish: trading is a game with rules, gambling is purely based on luck.
You’ve probably experienced these: diving right after entering, bouncing right after selling, the market exploding just after being liquidated. These are not coincidences; they are the consequences of choices.
Most people lose money, and rather than lacking ability, it’s more about mindset. Frequent trading, overconfidence, always wanting to gamble big. They believe in so-called "market feel," obsess over high leverage, full positions, dreaming of doubling their money in one shot. And the result? Account shrinkage, mental breakdown, then blaming the market for being unfair.
I never rely on luck, only on two words: rhythm.
Traders who truly understand rhythm never need to watch the screen every day or place frequent trades. Trading isn’t complicated; what’s complicated is that people find the safe methods too boring.
But it’s precisely this "simple method" that endures the test of time.
As long as you master the rhythm and quit impulsive operations, there’s a chance to turn previous losses around.
It’s not that you lack talent, but that you’re missing a clear framework: market analysis and judgment, profits depend on executing the rhythm, and turnaround depends on self-discipline.
This path is right here; it’s up to you whether you’re willing to walk it steadily.