#密码资产动态追踪 From debt to turning things around and making a comeback, all it takes is one turning point

When a fan reached out to me, he was in this state: drowning in debt, no support around him, and he scraped together 5000U to take a shot. We talked for a long time, and I designed a strict rolling position plan for him. The result? Less than half a year, the debt was cleared, and life returned to normal.

Although this guy is impulsive by nature, there's one thing worth praising: he's very eager to learn and willing to listen. Many people, even with great opportunities in front of them, miss out because they simply don't listen.

Regarding contracts, I want to share the pitfalls I've experienced over the years and the lessons I've learned.

**The most important thing is mindset after stop-loss**

Contracts are about risking small to gain big; losses are normal. But after a stop-loss, people fall into two categories: one goes crazy and immediately opens a new position, the other chooses to stay calm. My experience is—when you frequently stop-loss, you must pause. It's not about surrendering; it's about adjusting your strategy and giving yourself space to cool down.

**Don’t think about getting rich overnight**

This isn’t a financial product; it’s trading. Do you know how hard it is to stay rational when losses come? Very hard. But you must do this: don’t rush, don’t over-leverage and go all-in, and don’t blindly chase orders.

**Trend is your compass**

Seeing the right big picture is really important. When the market clearly shows a one-sided trend, follow it; don’t go against it. Falling into the trap of counter-trend trading is easy for both beginners and veterans. Once a trend is established, if you stubbornly go against it and get hammered, you deserve it. Wait until the momentum is clear before acting—no need to rush.

**Risk-reward ratio determines whether you can make money**

If your risk-reward ratio isn’t good, don’t expect stable profits. The minimum standard is 2:1—if you risk 1 dollar, you need to make 2 dollars to justify the trade. Below this ratio, frequent trading actually results in losses.

**Frequent trading is suicidal**

Especially for beginners, full of enthusiasm for the market, wanting to catch every wave. But most so-called "opportunities" are traps. Resisting this impulse is really hard, but if you don’t, you’ll only lose money. Only make money in markets you understand and can control—remember this principle.

** Holding onto a position is walking a tightrope**

This is the most deadly bad habit in contracts. Especially for newcomers, always set a stop-loss and don’t hold onto hope. Holding a position from the start, the abyss is right in front of you.

$BTC and $ETH markets are always there; they never lack opportunities.