Today’s morning session had a good rhythm, ending with 9 consecutive wins, and the account gained 799U.

Let me share my approach. The logic is actually very simple—during periods of dense data when the market is most active, I start by using very small units like 5U to dip my toes in. When the price oscillates within a narrow range, I enter with an initial 5U. Even if I’m wrong, it’s only a 5U loss, with almost zero cost. But once I’ve identified the correct direction, I look at the 1-minute K-line to grasp the hourly trend, thereby anchoring the day’s trading framework—whether to lurk on the left side or follow on the right.

Many people treat futures contracts as a 50-50 probability game, but in reality, the core competitiveness lies in "trial and error" and "adapting to the market." The key is this: most of the time, wait for that high-probability time window; then use small losses to capture big trends. Losses are always just 5U, but once the trend is confirmed, using a 125U position can win 100U.

As lunchtime approaches, the volatility often differs completely from the morning, and new directions haven’t emerged yet. My current decision is straightforward—stop and observe the market. If afternoon volatility shows obvious imbalance, I will wait more cautiously for confirmation signals. In this line of work, patience is a hundred times more important than quick reflexes.

Let’s talk—how did your event contract trading go today?