Last year, a follower started with 70k U in futures and lost it down to 2,600 U over most of the year.

The traps he fell into are ones 90% of traders have stepped in. $VELVET

He was making twenty to thirty trades a day on high frequency, the fees eating him alive first;
When losing, he refused to cut losses and held on, digging deeper;
Seeing a 100x coin, he FOMO'd in with all his capital, only to get trapped.
He'd stare at the charts until 2 or 3 AM, numb, and asked me if he was born to be rekt.

I didn't console him. I just told him to stop first.
To turn things around, don't think about making money first—first stop losing.
Just change three things and stick to them strictly:
First, only trade signals on the 4-hour or higher timeframe—delete all smaller cycles. Better to miss than to trade recklessly.
Second, at most two trades per day. If you feel itchy, step away from the screen. Eliminate emotional trading. $BTC
Third, the first trade position should not exceed 8% of capital. If a single trade loses 4%, exit immediately. No holding, no averaging down, no fantasies.

At first, he felt uncomfortable. He used to trade on a whim, now he had to wait for signals.
But not long after, his account stabilized. No more huge ups and downs.
He said the best part was finally not waking up every day full of regret.

He asked me, why hasn't anyone taught him this before?
I said, it's simple: most people would rather gamble than follow rules.
If you want to turn things around in futures, there's only one path: survive first.
It's not about rushing to find opportunities—it's about not wiping yourself out first. $ETH
If you're also losing money repeatedly, first look at your own trading records.
Are you really trading, or just clicking randomly on emotions? #Circle股价重挫17% #TradFiCFD黄金大师赛