#大户持仓动态 Contracts are like a double-edged sword. Some use them to turn their fortunes around, while others get bitten back. I've seen too many extreme stories—turning 2000 yuan into 2 million, and others going to zero overnight.

I personally grew 2000U to 100,000U. During this process, I didn't learn any advanced techniques; instead, I adopted some principles that seem both foolish and ruthless.

**Rule 1: Never go all-in**

I never fire all my bullets at once. That 2000U, I split into 10 parts to use. Each trade is 20U with 100x leverage. If the direction is right, doubling is easy; if wrong, my losses are controlled. Sounds conservative, right? But conservative people live longer.

**Rule 2: Don't try to beat the market**

If the direction is wrong, get out. There's no reason to fight the market. Don't expect a rebound or miracle. The moment the trend turns, if you hesitate for a second, losses double. My stop-loss rule is eight words: Take the opportunity and leave, save face and exit.

**Rule 3: Emotions are the biggest opponent**

What happens after five consecutive losses? My method is very brutal—just close the software, leave the scene, go home and sleep. If you're not clear-headed today, don't expect to make money tomorrow. When emotions take over, you're not trading; you're just sending money out.

**Rule 4: Profits must be realized**

The numbers on the screen are illusions. I stick to a habit: every time I profit, I withdraw half to my wallet, and only then continue trading with the rest. Only the withdrawn money is real; otherwise, it's just paper wealth. Contracts are never about who can take a screenshot, but who is still at the table.

**Rule 5: Focus on one thing—follow the trend**

The trend is a goose that lays golden eggs; oscillations are a meat grinder. If you can't see the structure clearly, wait. When the direction is clear, then act. Missing a wave isn't a big deal; if you die, there won't be a next wave.

**Rule 6: Lock in your position**

Single trade risk should never exceed 10% of your account. Use 30U for trial trades; if I lose, I accept it because I can afford to lose. How boring is this? Very boring. How effective? Very effective.

Those who can survive long-term in contracts are never those who go all-in at once. They all have a set of iron rules engraved in their minds: turn off emotions, activate discipline. Making money is just a byproduct; surviving is the greatest skill.

Contracts are not a stage for quick riches but a long-term physical battle. When you truly understand this, you'll suddenly realize—making steady profits in this market isn't that hard.