I have gained some new insights through my recent experiences in contract trading. In the past two months, I suffered some losses due to insufficient understanding of contract strategies, but it was these "tuition fees" that gradually clarified my thinking.

The most crucial point is: you must wait for an opportunity with sufficiently high certainty (around 80% probability) before taking action. What is a common mistake for many people? They want to operate on every coin they see, but as a result, they end up not making money on any of them. This is how the contract market works; scattergun tactics are a dead end, focus is the correct approach. Just focus on the coins you truly understand and have thoroughly researched.

There's also an interesting phenomenon worth discussing. Long-term market observation reveals that each coin has its own "temperament"—the trading logic and trend rhythm actually reflect the characteristics of the behind-the-scenes market makers. Human nature is hard to change, and trading tactics are no different. Take RVV as an example; its performance is a vivid illustration. The recurring patterns and familiar trend rhythms expose the habitual actions of the behind-the-scenes hand.

Perhaps this is the secret to surviving longer in this market—respect probability, but also learn to read the market's temperament.