This year's transaction bill is out, and after reading it, I have mixed feelings.

The contract did make money, and the peak order scale rushed to 300,000 U, and I really felt that I realized it during that time. The result? Spit it all back, not only did the brothers who followed the order not keep the profits, but they also exploded completely.

Now that I am reviewing, the most stupid thing is to do two things at the same time - watching the transaction while being distracted by other projects. The energy is torn, the contract loses money, and the side hustle is abandoned halfway. Either concentrate on doing the same thing or don't touch it.

In the final analysis, there is a problem with risk management. If you don't realize where the risks are, you will repeat the same mistakes again and again. There are really only 0 times and countless times of liquidation, and human nature is like this, carrying orders, increasing positions, and fluke...... A set of combination punches will explode.

Figured it out: don't touch the contract if you don't want to explode; If you want to play, you should strictly divide the position, only invest a part of the funds each time, admit it when it explodes, don't feel distressed, don't add. Don't put all your chips in one position, that's a gamble.