$ETH contracts often have only two paths—either reverse or deep dive. Reality is that straightforward.

I've seen too many people put in a few thousand dollars, dreaming of changing their fate in a week. And then?

Liquidation becomes commonplace, and eventually they curse the market as a casino.

I've also experienced $ZEC. When I started with 5000 yuan, I would watch the charts late into the night, trembling as I saw my account floating in loss, almost wiped out in one wave. Surviving until now wasn't because of luck, but because I finally understood a truth:

Liquidation is never an accident; it is the inevitable result of your level of understanding.

You think using 3x or 5x leverage is safe?

Wrong. You're just dying more slowly.

Every time you increase leverage, the risk doesn't increase linearly; it explodes exponentially. Add in the erosion from fees, slippage, and the psychological distortion from frequent trading—these invisible knives are slowly cutting away your principal.

The harsher mathematical truth is this: losing 50% requires doubling to break even; once you lose 90%, you need to multiply by 9 to get back to the starting point. Many people get stuck in this vicious cycle—reinvest, get liquidated, reinvest again—week after week, until their accounts are wiped out.

But there is a turning point.

My real turnaround came from mastering a tool—the BOLL band. Not just looking at superficial indicators like golden or death crosses, but understanding the meaning behind its "opening" and "closing" signals. Before a trend erupts, it always gives signals.

Using this method, I achieved a 30x return in a single month.

This is not luck; it’s discipline.

I never trade based on feelings, only follow the system. When it’s time to enter, I go all in; when it’s time to cut losses, I do so ruthlessly. Freeze your emotions completely and let the rules make you money.

If you are still trading on intuition, repeatedly getting liquidated without finding a way out—

What you lack is not luck, but a trading system that keeps you alive. No one can navigate in the dark alone; finding the right guidance and partners is the key to truly making it.