If you have capital, don't worry about contracts. It's nice to check out my posts for some references, buy some spot goods and earn a little money. 🤔

The contracts have always been wrong, no matter how much tuition you pay, it's not enough. Of course, many friends will say it's because you don't know how to play. My contracts have made this much. I feel that the market in this circle changes unpredictably every day. No matter how much you lose, it's not tuition, just a lesson. It's all meat on the chopping board; the difference is whether you're cut today or tomorrow. Today, I start a cooldown period for the perpetual contract to save my life, plus over 13,000 on OK. I lost a little over 200,000 on contracts, which is my second-largest loss at 31 years old. The largest loss was buying a house in 2019, and currently, with the market price and interest, I have lost over 700,000. In the next few days, I will gradually add one last investment of 50,000 in principal. In the future, I will occasionally buy some spot trading and post some holdings of spot trades. I hope to slowly return to an investment mindset through spot trading and get rid of the gambling mentality.