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When trading futures, is intraday trading or trend trading more profitable?
I think my day trading is quite good, I believe that:
In terms of small capital, intraday trading is more profitable.
In terms of large capital, medium to long-term trends are more profitable.
But most of those who achieve significant success have basically accumulated it through small amounts of capital on a daily basis.
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There are generally 2 trading modes:
1. High win rate, low profit-loss ratio, medium to high frequency,
2. Low win rate, high risk-reward ratio, medium to low fr

Why do contract trades always win small amounts and lose large amounts? How to avoid this?
Typical human weaknesses are amplified in the highly volatile and leveraged cryptocurrency contract market.
We can look at it in two parts - why this behavior occurs and how to avoid it.
1. Why is it always "small wins and big losses"?
There are mainly four psychological mechanisms at play behind this:
1. Loss Aversion
Behavioral economics research indicates that the pain of loss for individuals is approximately twice the pleasure of equivalent gains.
When an order goes against you, people instinctively

Why do your contracts always get liquidated?
Always getting liquidated in contracts? Stop blaming bad luck; it's actually because you haven't grasped the essence of trading! This low-risk principle, condensed from ten years of trading experience, will completely refresh your understanding of contract trading—liquidation is never the market's fault, but rather a "time bomb" that you've set yourself.
Three Major Truths That Disrupt Perception
• Leverage ≠ Risk: Position is the line between life and death
Using 1% of the position with 100x leverage, the actual risk is only equivalent to 1% of a f