I've heard too many stories about margin calls. When this guy came to me, he had already been liquidated three times, and the last time nearly wiped out his account. Can you imagine his state of mind—desperate, just wanting to find a secret to turn things around overnight.

I immediately told him: "If that's your idea, I advise you not to learn it." I never sell any get-rich-quick schemes; honestly, that's just gambling.

I didn't teach him any advanced strategies, just had him honestly operate with me for a month. After a month, what happened? Not only did he avoid further liquidations, but he also netted 8,000U. He even exclaimed, "I didn't expect making money could feel so controllable." This isn't luck; it's a truly replicable method.

Contracts are inherently a double-edged sword. When used well, they are the fastest way for ordinary people to turn things around. When used poorly, they lead straight into the deepest pits. Look at those people—taking a couple thousand U and dreaming of doubling it—what's the result? No doubling, just getting wiped out. I started with 8,000U myself and was repeatedly educated by the market, nearly going to zero more than once. Surviving until now is entirely due to constantly improving my understanding and grasp of the rhythm.

Margin calls are never accidents. Over-leveraging, insufficient capital, transaction fees, and frequent trades continuously eat away at funds—these are all traps. And there's a deadly misconception: losing 90% doesn't mean you can recover by earning 90%. You need to multiply your capital by 9 times to break even!

Let me talk about the BOLL indicator I often use; this thing has indeed saved my life. When the trend opens, I get in; when it closes, I get out. Relying on this, I once achieved 30x returns in a month. But most people just watch for fun, never really use it, and end up missing the market opportunities.

In the end, the core issue is—if your mindset is right, your method is right, and your execution is on point, making money is no longer a luxury.