Recently, many people have been asking me what is the most critical factor in leveraged trading. Is it the amount of principal in the account? Or a foolproof strategy system? ?

To be honest, none of these are the ultimate winning hand. Those with more capital have their own tricks; those with less can still do well. No matter how invincible your technical system is designed, a single emotional outburst can wipe out all the advantages you've accumulated.

I am increasingly realizing one thing: what truly allows you to make money in the leveraged market is whether you can maintain your rhythm in the face of volatility.

Look, how many times have you judged the direction correctly, analyzed the reasoning properly, only to be shaken by a few chaotic K-lines? Once your mindset collapses, you wipe out your previous gains.

You pay the fees, exit the position, and then what? Within minutes, the market suddenly moves, K-lines soar, but you miss the opportunity, just watching helplessly.

What’s even more painful is the reaction afterward—feeling unwilling, impulsively chasing the high, and by the time you realize it, your position is stuck in the middle. Clearly a profitable trade, but due to your reckless operation, it turns into a loss.

The leveraged market never moves in a single direction. Fluctuations, shakeouts, repeated pulls—these are all part of daily life. The real test isn’t whether you can predict accurately, but whether you can stay steady amidst these swings.

If someone asks me now what I care about most, I’d say: it’s not how accurate my predictions are, but whether I have confidence when placing orders. As long as the basic logic remains unchanged and the structural pattern is intact, short-term fluctuations are simply not worth throwing you off balance.

In fact, many people's losses are not due to market issues at all. To put it plainly—it's because you moved when you shouldn’t have.

Leverage trading is never about who is more aggressive; it’s about who can stay calm. Hold your mindset, and when you look back, the profits are right there waiting for you.