Many people ask me how to survive in the contract market. To be honest, I have seen too many trades that should have doubled but ended up liquidated one after another—correct direction, almost perfect entry points, yet still unable to escape the curse of repeated stop-losses and reversals.

I have experienced this myself. Over three months, my account dropped from 50,000 to 9,000. During that time, I was constantly chasing downtrends and cutting losses when caught. I truly thought my technical skills were the problem.

Later, I realized that the root issue was not there at all.

The turning point came when I changed one habit: before the market rhythm is fully clear, I would rather watch opportunities slip away than rush into a trade. It sounds incredibly simple, but less than 10% of people can actually do it.

Here's a practical example. The last time Bitcoin retraced to around 115,000, I didn’t rush to short. Instead, I waited until it hit 116,100 before entering—this last wave of the market yielded profits nearly three times what I expected. This is not luck, nor gambling, but precise timing.

I have a young friend born in 00, who applied this approach to his contract account, and his funds tripled in just one month. Another friend who works in design was about to leave the crypto space, but after learning this method from me for half a month, his account recovered 70%.

The real secret to doubling your gains isn’t about how to enter faster, but how to wait smarter. 99% of retail traders suffer big losses at this step without understanding why. But once you master it, the entire trajectory of your contract trading career will change forever.