#数字资产市场洞察 How do people who rely on contracts maintain stable profits? My blood and tears lessons

In the early days of trading contracts, getting liquidated and insomnia were common. It wasn't until later that I realized a principle: don’t treat this as gambling, but as a serious job. You must follow your plan strictly. Having guidance can multiply your efficiency.

Here are a few bottom lines I’ve summarized:

**Evening trading is usually more stable**
After 9 PM, the market sentiment has settled, and the K-line trends are more genuine. Technical analysis becomes clearer. The success rate of trades is higher at this time than during the day.

**Stop-loss and take-profit must be firm**
Lock in 30% profit immediately when you gain it—don’t be greedy. Adjust your stop-loss as the market moves up. Beginners should set a hard stop-loss of at least 3%, or a sudden reversal could wipe out your position.

**Multiple indicators confirm each other**
MACD crossovers, RSI entering overbought/oversold zones, Bollinger Band break signals—at least two indicators should point in the same direction before opening a position. This helps avoid false signals.

**Weekly withdrawals become a habit**
The numbers in your account are just paper wealth. Every week, withdraw 50% of your profits to your bank account. Real cash in hand is what counts.

Here are a few more pitfalls to remember:
• Never risk more than 20% of your principal on a single position
• Limit to 3 trades per day to prevent emotional, impulsive actions
• Leverage should not exceed 5x; avoid unfamiliar altcoins

Contracts are risky. Find an experienced trader to learn from—this can save you many detours. Professional traders teach you how to identify traps, seize opportunities, and avoid common pitfalls. Honestly, consistent profits depend on discipline and systematic thinking, not just luck.