Why is everyone so fond of trading contracts these days? When buying spot commodities, people often think about holding on to their positions indefinitely. When making money, they fantasize about earning even more; when prices fall, they stubbornly hold on, believing that prices will eventually recover. This easily fosters a long-term mindset. Contracts are different. People want to run as soon as they make a small profit and cut their losses as soon as they lose. They have a heavy short-term mindset. After revisiting contracts in the past few days, I've found that my experience is very different from 2020. I used to like to make big bets and achieve miracles, hoping to get rich overnight. Now I realize the importance of a cautious, gradual approach. A few hundred or a few thousand USDT can be turned into tens or hundreds of thousands of USDT. It's similar to the logic of playing MEME, and even more like Bird Brother @wanghebbf playing Texas Hold'em. Winning requires luck and more certain opportunities. If you experience consecutive margin calls and the market direction is unclear, it's not advisable to All In. The crypto is mostly volatile, so short-term thinking is actually more likely to generate profits. Heavy leverage is suitable for extreme market conditions and for trend trades with clear direction. In the past two days, I only opened 10x trades on Aster and Sapien. I didn't trade much, and I closed them after making a few dozen points, earning over 2000 USDT. Try to find your footing again, without prejudice or any resistance. Bald, bald, I'm the strongest! Bald, bald, I'm the best!

Obsessing over contracts will eventually lead to financial ruin.

Playing with your entire fortune is definitely not an option; a more recreational mindset would be much better.

Monkey King won't make a move unless he's absolutely certain. He's incredibly popular.

I still think my All In was perfectly justified. 🥹

The cards weren't absolutely great, plus I was just unlucky with those few hands 😂