Suddenly remembered the first time I played with contracts. I only had 1000U in hand and thought I’d take a gamble. Opened 100x leverage, the market moved slightly, and within 15 minutes, my position was completely wiped out. At that moment, my heart felt like it was going to jump out of my chest. Later, I realized that liquidation isn’t an accident—it’s a rite of passage for beginners. Since then, I only do three things: 1️⃣ No single trade loses more than 2%. If I lose, I exit. 2️⃣ Maximum of two trades per day. Opportunities are rare. 3️⃣ Lock in profits once floating gains hit 50%, and let the rest run. Last year, I used the BOLL indicator to catch that SOL wave. Entered in batches from the lower band and harvested 30x in three weeks. It wasn’t prediction—it was discipline, rhythm, and signals given by the market. Contracts aren’t gambling; they’re the art of managing risk. The market doesn’t lack brave people, it lacks those who can survive. Want to double your money? Learn not to get liquidated first.