After playing with contracts for so long, I am now pretty sure I want to switch to a low leverage strategy. To be honest, I did make quite a bit of profit during the high leverage period, but that feeling of constant anxiety was really exhausting. Watching the market all day, and then a sudden dip causes a margin call, wiping out the profits I worked hard to accumulate, or even losing money. Experiencing this roller coaster frequently made me realize that the crypto world is not everything in life.
Now I play with low leverage and relax, although the single trade gains are smaller, the win rate is stable, and I feel much more at peace. No need to be tense all the time, I can spend quality time with my family, sleep when I need to. This lifestyle rhythm is actually more worthwhile than occasional huge profits but frequent margin calls. Contentment brings happiness; steady growth is much more reliable than risking everything for overnight riches.
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MetaverseHomeless
· 7h ago
Really, the high leverage approach should have been abandoned long ago. Everyone who has played knows the feeling of liquidation.
Low leverage is the way to go; sleep quality directly skyrockets.
Well said, finally someone understands that earning interest steadily is much better than gambling everything.
This realization came a bit late, but it's not a loss. It's still not too late to change now.
Family and sleep are more valuable than anything else, truly.
High leverage is just a gambler's mentality; sooner or later, you'll have to settle the bill.
I feel the same. I'm also quitting high leverage. Although psychologically I still want to take a shot, reason tells me to stop.
Staring at the screen until bald, low leverage is still the best.
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MultiSigFailMaster
· 11h ago
Haha, low leverage sounds good, but the problem is whether I can stick with it.
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That's human nature. Only after experiencing losses do you realize what it means to be alive.
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It sounds nice, but if you use ten times leverage again, you'll still get caught up in it.
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I just want to know, how long can I hold on this time?
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It takes a few margin calls to realize this truth; indeed, I've paid enough tuition fees.
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Stable growth sounds boring, but it really makes life more comfortable.
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Really, not constantly watching the market feels so great.
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High leverage is toxic; you just can't quit it.
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I feel the same. Making money isn't more important than spending time with family.
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I've gone through this mindset several times, but this time I really feel like I've understood it.
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StakeTillRetire
· 12-26 12:56
Haha, this is me. Only after truly living it do I understand.
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TooScaredToSell
· 12-26 12:53
Got it. This is the real way to live long-term, not a gambler's mindset.
After playing with contracts for so long, I am now pretty sure I want to switch to a low leverage strategy. To be honest, I did make quite a bit of profit during the high leverage period, but that feeling of constant anxiety was really exhausting. Watching the market all day, and then a sudden dip causes a margin call, wiping out the profits I worked hard to accumulate, or even losing money. Experiencing this roller coaster frequently made me realize that the crypto world is not everything in life.
Now I play with low leverage and relax, although the single trade gains are smaller, the win rate is stable, and I feel much more at peace. No need to be tense all the time, I can spend quality time with my family, sleep when I need to. This lifestyle rhythm is actually more worthwhile than occasional huge profits but frequent margin calls. Contentment brings happiness; steady growth is much more reliable than risking everything for overnight riches.