If you want to double your contract, you're actually just one step away.
$1000PEPE {future}(1000PEPEUSDT)
I've seen too many people who guessed the direction correctly and chose similar entry points, but still ended up getting wiped out, stopped out, and then reversed to lose again. In the end, they lost all their principal. You might think the problem lies in technical analysis, but actually, it's missing a key move.
I've also fallen into this trap before. Chasing highs, selling on dips, getting caught and cutting losses—my contract account dropped from 50,000 to 9,000 in three months... That period was really overwhelming.
Later, I realized a principle: when the trend is not clear, it's better to miss the opportunity than to open a position recklessly. It sounds simple, but fewer than 10% of retail traders can actually do it.
Take myself as an example. Last time Bitcoin retested 115,000, I didn't enter immediately. Instead, I waited until it rebounded to 116,100 before jumping in—and in the end, my profit nearly tripled. This isn't about luck; it's about rhythmically compounding.
There’s a young guy born after 2000 who used this approach for a month, and his account tripled. Another friend who works in design was planning to completely exit the crypto space, but after trying this method for half a month, his account rebounded by 70%.
You might want to ask which step exactly. I can only say that knowing "how to enter" is just basic operation. What really allows you to double is learning "how to wait." This is something 99% of retail traders can't figure out. Once mastered, it can be a turning point in your entire contract trading career.
Getting out of the game is ultimately reserved for those with patience and a broad perspective.
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NeverVoteOnDAO
· 23h ago
Here comes another story, how can so many people manage to triple?
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SmartContractRebel
· 01-12 13:30
It's the same old "how to wait" phrase, I've heard it so many times, really.
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HashRateHustler
· 01-12 13:28
It's the same old argument of "patience is gold"... sounds good, but how many can truly endure?
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GasFeeCrier
· 01-12 13:23
It's that same rhetoric of "waiting is earning money" again. It sounds nice, but when you're actually waiting, your mindset collapses early.
If you want to double your contract, you're actually just one step away.
$1000PEPE {future}(1000PEPEUSDT)
I've seen too many people who guessed the direction correctly and chose similar entry points, but still ended up getting wiped out, stopped out, and then reversed to lose again. In the end, they lost all their principal. You might think the problem lies in technical analysis, but actually, it's missing a key move.
I've also fallen into this trap before. Chasing highs, selling on dips, getting caught and cutting losses—my contract account dropped from 50,000 to 9,000 in three months... That period was really overwhelming.
Later, I realized a principle: when the trend is not clear, it's better to miss the opportunity than to open a position recklessly. It sounds simple, but fewer than 10% of retail traders can actually do it.
Take myself as an example. Last time Bitcoin retested 115,000, I didn't enter immediately. Instead, I waited until it rebounded to 116,100 before jumping in—and in the end, my profit nearly tripled. This isn't about luck; it's about rhythmically compounding.
There’s a young guy born after 2000 who used this approach for a month, and his account tripled. Another friend who works in design was planning to completely exit the crypto space, but after trying this method for half a month, his account rebounded by 70%.
You might want to ask which step exactly. I can only say that knowing "how to enter" is just basic operation. What really allows you to double is learning "how to wait." This is something 99% of retail traders can't figure out. Once mastered, it can be a turning point in your entire contract trading career.
Getting out of the game is ultimately reserved for those with patience and a broad perspective.