Contract trading, to put it simply, most people lose money not because of lack of skill, but because they make things too complicated.

Look at how many people's trading interfaces—indicators fill the screen, entering and exiting dozens of times a day, always trying to buy at the lowest point and sell at the highest point. And what’s the result? Emotional breakdowns, and accounts shrinking accordingly.

I've stuck with this for many years, and the most consistently profitable strategies are actually the simplest.

**My own approach is very fixed:**

Only focus on mainstream coins, avoid small altcoins—risk cannot be controlled at all.

Follow the trend, don’t try to predict. Just go where the market is headed, and that’s enough.

Stop-losses are set tightly; if you lose, exit immediately. Cut losses at the first sign of wrong judgment; small losses don’t matter. But as long as the direction is correct, stick strictly to the plan for taking profits, and don’t be greedy.

Keep positions light, store profits separately, and use incremental gains to gamble rather than risking the principal—this way, even if you fail, you won’t lose your original capital.

The logic of contracts is really just this: no one can get rich overnight, but by lowering risk, reducing mistakes, and surviving longer in the market, money will come naturally over time. Survive to make money.