#BTC资金流动性 Many people enter the contract market and fall into the same illusion: as long as you have the right direction, you can win effortlessly.

That's how I messed up in my first year.

After being in the market for half a year, I lost 600,000. The irony is that my direction was almost all correct. Only when I took out all the delivery slips did I understand - it wasn't losing to the market, but being systematically stripped clean by the tactics of the main players.

**The first thunder: entering too hastily**

The market shakes a bit, and my mind automatically fills in "It's about to break out." Immediately, I go all in.

The next moment, the main force counterattacks with a bearish candlestick—margin gone.

**Second Thunder: Setting Stop Losses Rigidly**

A fixed stop loss of 3% or 5% sounds very professional, but in a highly volatile market, it just gets precisely swept away. I was hit by "false breakdowns" three times in a row, and as a result, the market turned around and soared in the direction I had predicted. Looking at the candlestick chart, at that moment, I really just wanted to curse.

**Third thunder: Full warehouse hard resistance**

In the moment of going all in on a contract, you have actually already lost half. Even if the direction is completely correct, a few reverse fluctuations in the K lines can wipe your account to zero.

After that liquidation, I set three strict rules for myself:

1. Never go all in, split your position into three parts.
2. Stop-loss follows market fluctuations, not emotions.
3. Not understanding, feeling uncertain, feeling uncomfortable - being out of the market is the strongest decision.

After sticking to this strategy for a year, the account has tripled.

The true winners in the crypto world are never those who see the clearest—but those who are least likely to die.