My account grew from 7,000U to 70,000U. It sounds quite inspiring, but honestly, this is not some advanced skill; I just finally learned not to mess around blindly.

Looking back, during that period, I hit two consecutive big wins on contracts, losing nearly 40,000U in one go, and my mindset completely collapsed. The account was left with only 7,000U, and even thinking about turning things around seemed a bit greedy, let alone taking large positions. There was nothing to do but take it slow and steady.

In the following days, I spent time reviewing and analyzing each of my previous failed trades. In the end, I reached a conclusion: I can never be reckless again, never gamble, and definitely not act impulsively. This realization changed my entire trading approach moving forward.

The first profit came from a long position on ETH. The entry timing wasn't perfect, but I nailed the bottom pick quite accurately. I used 3x leverage. At that time, others were hesitant and cautious, but I confidently entered. Although the position wasn't large, that profit gave me the confidence to continue.

The real turning point was with a short position on BNB. I saw that market clearly—downward trend all the way. I went short throughout, never thought about adding to my position to average down, just held steadily, and finally made 24,000U in profit. At that moment, I suddenly had an epiphany: so this is how you can trade steadily.

Later, there was the bullish trap in BTC. The signals were very obvious. I was watching the market in advance, and as soon as the opportunity appeared, I built positions in batches to short, earning 30,000U. After a few trades like that, my understanding of trading changed completely.

The real change wasn't that the market became simpler, but that my way of thinking changed. I started accepting holding no position, being able to calmly miss some opportunities, and no longer viewing every fluctuation as a chance to make money, but as a part of the system's operation.

Now, my trading logic is very fixed: each position is always controlled within 10% of the account, stop-loss and take-profit levels are set before opening the trade, and once I enter, I just wait for the result without frequent adjustments. Rebalancing positions has gradually become a natural outcome, not something I pursue deliberately.

Looking back at that initial 7,000U, the base amount isn't actually small. Whether I can grow the account with this money depends not on how much starting capital I have, but on whether I truly learned lessons from the lessons of blowing up.

I'm not here to share any secret tricks; only when someone asks do I talk about my experience. But I must emphasize one thing: before you truly understand trading logic, never go all-in or hold full positions, and don't let contract trading turn into pure gambling or a money-losing game.