Friends holding BEAT, instead of blaming others and complaining about the platform, the market, or the manipulators, it's better to reflect on yourself. To put it bluntly, after a liquidation, blaming the platform for being black, the manipulators for cheating, or the market for being savage are just excuses.

The harsh truth is: it’s never the market that destroys your account, but your ignorance of risk and greed.

How deep are the common pitfalls? If you have only 10,000 USDT in your account and lose 500, you'll be distressed for a long time, yet you dare to open a 30,000 USDT position. You talk about 5x leverage, but the hidden leverage has already soared to dozens of times. When the market moves slightly, your account is wiped out instantly, with no time to react. Is this investing? It’s basically gambling and relying on luck.

Those who are doing well in contracts have already figured this out. They share a common trait: they never take the correct direction of the trade seriously, but instead focus all their energy on risk control. Their rhythm is completely reversed—70% of the time is spent waiting. They don’t act until the signal arrives; once they do, they execute decisively, with stop-losses that are firm and swift.

What about most retail traders? They open dozens of orders randomly every day, trading based on emotions. The busier they are, the more they lose, ultimately giving all their money to the market in the form of fees. To survive here, you must learn one word: restraint. When others are chasing gains or cutting losses, you observe coldly; when others are gambling recklessly, you keep your positions safe.

The core iron rules are these: never lose more than 5% of your account on a single trade; once you make a profit, gradually add to your position, letting your gains run. Getting rich isn’t about going all-in once, but about consistently winning with probability over many trades. For those who recklessly leverage and trade on feelings, contracts are a meat grinder. But for those who understand stop-loss and position control, they are a cash machine.

Another very important perspective—think from the market maker’s point of view. No project team will infinitely pump the price, and no coin can keep rising forever. When BEAT approached a high of 4.0, I warned about shorting, precisely timing the move. If you keep getting caught by precise traps, it’s better to follow the market maker’s logic.

The next wave of layout has already been locked in, with a target increase of 1000%. How much you can earn depends on your position planning and execution. I operate with real trades, no fake stuff. For friends who want to avoid pitfalls and grow steadily, there’s no need to struggle alone in the crypto world. Follow this logic to win consistently and earn stable profits with rhythm.