Over the years of trading futures, I increasingly feel that the ones who truly stay in the market aren't those who make money the fastest, but those who make fewer mistakes.

$YFI Many people think trading depends on market conditions, but actually it's more about discipline.
$ETH I have always stuck to a few principles, and it's exactly these that have helped me avoid many detours.
First: Be decisive about stopping losses
Admit when you're wrong, don't fantasize that the market will turn around.
Small losses are acceptable; big losses often come from being unwilling to exit.
Second: Stop after consecutive losses
If I'm not in a good state or my rhythm is off, I'll take a break instead of rushing to recoup losses.
The market has opportunities every day, no need to fight against the market.
Third: Lock in profits in time
The numbers in your account only truly belong to you when they are booked.
Once I earn a certain profit, I always lock in a portion first, making subsequent trades more relaxed.
Fourth: Only trade trends you understand
When the trend is clear, follow it; in a range-bound market, it's better to wait and watch than to trade for the sake of trading#GUSD年化升至3.8%
Fifth: Position size always comes first
No matter how confident I am in a trade, I never go heavy.
Lighter positions lead to a steadier mindset and stronger execution.
These principles seem simple, but sticking to them is not easy.
Trading is not about getting rich overnight, but about surviving in the market long-term.
Protect your capital, maintain your rhythm, and when opportunities come, you'll be qualified to seize them.
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