Contract trading experience sharing: protect profits, control losses, and trade according to the rules.

First, when you make money, protect the profits first.
After a 10% gain, you need to start safeguarding your returns. If the price drops back near your cost, leave decisively. With a 20% gain, at least keep 10% of the profit; with a 30% gain, at least keep 15% of the profit. Even if you can’t judge the exact top, you can keep compounding profits instead of making money and then giving it back.
Second, when you lose money, cut losses decisively.
Before opening any position, set a stop-loss in advance. For example, if the loss reaches 15% (adjust according to your own strategy), exit immediately. Don’t indulge in fantasies or stubbornly hold on. If after the stop-loss the market rises again, you don’t need to regret it—just means the timing of your entry this time wasn’t right. Trading allows mistakes, but one mistake must not wipe out your principal.
Third, take back your positions according to plan.
If you sell and the price then pulls back, and you still believe in this coin, you can buy back the same amount at your planned price. If there’s no pullback and it rises again back to your sell price, you should also take back according to your plan to avoid being sidelined and missing the move all the way. Even though you may pay a bit more in fees, it reduces emotional trading.
If you repeatedly end up with a pattern of “take back and stop out,” it means the current position isn’t suitable for trading—then you should wait again for a better opportunity.
Finally, remember one sentence: for short-term trading, it’s about rules, not luck.
Quick in and quick out doesn’t equal frequent trading; chasing hot spots doesn’t equal blindly chasing pumps; staying in cash isn’t missing opportunities. Don’t be fixated on buying at the absolute low or selling at the absolute high. Consistently earning the profits that belong to you—that’s true trading.
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