To profit from derivatives trading, I believe it mainly depends on these points:

First, you need to be disciplined enough; not fearing losses is essential to persist. Second, you need to have a sense of hunger—those who have experienced poverty understand the value of opportunities better. Third, timing is crucial—early positioning definitely has an advantage. Then, risk management is key—position size for each trade is very important. Most importantly, having a clear understanding of the underlying asset and not blindly copying others. Also, communication within your network and industry exchanges are very valuable.

Regarding perpetual contract trading, my daily routine is like this—watching the charts while eating, placing orders while cooking, analyzing K-lines at the gym, and adjusting positions on the way to pick up the kids. Basically, except for 8 hours of sleep, I’m paying attention to my positions all the time. The market operates 24/7, and opportunities can arise at any moment, so focus determines the returns.