Do you want to achieve ten-thousand-fold returns through contract trading? Don’t rely on luck or a single shot. Successful traders who can go far understand that everything stems from a complete, repeatable system.



What is the foundation of this system? Four words: positive expected value. Mathematically, it’s expressed as (win rate × average profit) > (loss rate × average loss). It sounds complicated, but it’s really just one idea—your strategy must be consistently profitable over a sufficiently long period. You don’t need to win every trade, nor do you need to chase huge profits. As long as you stick to this logic, time will do the work for you.

Why is this so? Because the power of compound interest cannot be underestimated. Suppose you make a steady 0.7% profit daily. After 1000 days of compounding, how terrifying would the number be? This is the truth behind ten-thousand-fold returns—not getting rich overnight, but snowballing every day. Therefore, the correct goal should be to pursue stable positive returns, not to dream of catching a big market turnaround.

That said, knowing this logic and actually executing it are two different things. Successful futures traders must learn one thing: turn themselves into machines. Don’t listen to emotions; act strictly according to trading signals—when to open a position, when to close, when to stop loss—all follow predetermined rules. This requires immense patience; learn to wait until high win rates and favorable risk-reward ratios appear before taking action.

Another key point—don’t do everything. Select 1-2 instruments and focus deeply on understanding their volatility characteristics and rhythm patterns. Major coins like SOL and XRP each have their own temperaments. Master one thoroughly; it’s more profitable than shallowly trying a thousand.

Risk management, trading discipline, and market insight are the real keys to how far you can go. Once a systematic mindset is established and consistently executed, profits will naturally follow.
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ColdWalletAnxietyvip
· 01-05 21:59
Sounds good, but execution results in a huge number of casualties.
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CodeAuditQueenvip
· 01-04 09:45
The logic of systematic trading is good, but don't forget that the market itself is a big flaw. Who can truly eliminate emotions completely?
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Layer3Dreamervip
· 01-04 09:42
theoretically speaking, the expectancy formula here is just a formalized version of what vitalik touched on regarding incentive alignment... except applied to trading mechanics instead of protocol design. the recursive nature of compounding—each cycle feeding into the next—reminds me of how state verification works across rollups, ngl
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WenAirdropvip
· 01-04 09:32
It sounds good, but how many can truly persist? I've seen too many who know the principles but fail in execution.
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BTCWaveRidervip
· 01-04 09:31
That's quite right, but how many can actually do it? I've seen too many people who know the theory but get completely mixed up when it comes to execution.
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