Speaking of trading, the deepest lesson comes from the market trend in 2021. At that time, I used 50x leverage to go long, but when the market reversed, I paid a tuition of 200,000. That blow was really harsh, and I was completely stunned.

Later, I spent four years reflecting and gradually developed a relatively stable trading method. The core logic is actually very simple: go long with spot trading, and only use 1x contracts for short positions. I don’t pursue overnight riches; I make one or two trades a day, aiming for a profit of 2% to 5%. Basically, it’s like earning enough for a cup of milk tea.

Strict risk control is always enforced: set a 5% stop-loss per trade, and adopt a half-position compound mode—take half of the profits to add to the position, and keep the other half for replenishment or emergencies. It sounds conservative, but calculations show its power.

Suppose the principal is 1000u, and with an average daily stable return of 2%, what would be the compound result after a year? Mathematically, it’s 500×1.02 to the power of 365, which equals 688,704u. The number might be a bit shocking, but the logic behind it is small, frequent, continuous accumulation, plus the magic of compound interest.

Risk is always the top priority. Not being greedy, executing steadily—this is more important than anything else.