Although the initial capital for the previous trades wasn't large, I set take-profit and stop-loss points each time, so my risk awareness was decent. But after 2U skyrocketed to a 60x return, I got a bit carried away. When I first played Ethereum contracts, I didn't set a stop-loss, and as a result, I hit a large liquidity event that directly wiped me out. Now looking back at this month's data, my overall win rate is only 3%, which is really quite miserable.

This lesson is quite profound—it's easiest to lose your way when making money. A single big profit can instantly destroy the risk management habits you've built up. How do friends who trade contracts avoid falling into this trap? Especially, how do you protect your stop-loss line during volatile market conditions? I’d appreciate practical advice from all the experts.