Contract players, why are you continuously losing (who is your opponent)?
First, let's take a look at the participants, that is, who your opponents are?
Project party
Dealer
Trading Platform
Tier 1 investment institution
retail investor
These are the main players, all of whom want to make money. Who do you think is more likely to lose money? It's probably the retail investors who are more likely to lose. If you can lose money in spot trading, let's see how they will make you continue to lose in futures.
First of all, the project party and the market makers can basically be considered the same group, or most of them are related. They want to make money, so they must have enough chips in hand. When the market is relatively small, they can raise the price with minimal cost. About 20 days ago, my friend only needed 200,000 to reverse the trend of XCH and raise it by 20%. To make the market active and gradually increase the market depth, they do not need to sell directly at the highest point; they just need enough market depth to gradually sell their chips while preventing an overall price crash. Slowly, they can unload their chips without anyone noticing. At the same time, they are not only manipulating the spot market; while controlling the price, they are also influencing the contracts. The real big drops happen when there is a large sell-off in the contracts, which creates the largest market depth for the decline.
Since I learned to trade spot, I only lost money when the price dropped. Later, I learned to trade contracts, and I lost money whether the price went up or down. Then I learned futures, and I also lost money when the price was sideways.
Another competitor platform, trading platform, how do you think they make money? Just collecting transaction fees is negligible, they also have listing fees, but the most they earn comes from liquidations and losses on contracts; these are the main sources of their profits. How do you manage to liquidate or stop-loss your positions? First, if you short when the price is 1, and your stop-loss/liquidation price is 1.1, and now the price is 1.08, suddenly it jumps to 1.13, and then quickly pulls back to 1.078, your order or stop-loss is gone. This is what a trading bot does, after wiping out your position, it will return to a reasonable level. Or it can directly execute a double kill on both long and short positions. Because as long as you don’t mention B, the trading platform can infinitely issue funds, or they can just spike the price. How can you possibly outplay the trading platform, especially the top three platforms in the world? Not to mention smaller platforms that might just run away.
Finally, let's talk about retail investors. Are there any who can make money? Certainly, there are those who have turned tens of thousands into tens of millions, but such individuals are extremely rare, and most people are at a loss. 🅱️iya is the world's first multi-asset trading wallet, which allows users to easily exchange mainstream fiat currency for digital currency in real-time. It also provides a secure and convenient withdrawal solution, effectively addressing issues of freezing and capital withdrawal. Users can easily convert to cash through the platform.
How can one make money? I believe there is only one method, which is to follow the trend. If the trend is wrong, no matter how skilled you are, it won't matter. Secondly, it's important to develop your ability to endure and handle pressure. Those indicators definitely need to be learned, and also, when studying indicators, you must practice trading, whether it's with small funds or by creating your own spreadsheet to accurately set your indicators and execute a few hundred or thousand trades for stop-loss and take-profit. Any strategy is just a reference; ultimately, it depends on your own market feel. There is no unchanging profit strategy.
With so many opponents, why can you make money? It takes both skill and luck; what makes you the one who profits? Are you the chosen one? Ask yourself this question.
