During the downturn of the primary market, I also tried a different approach—besides continuously dollar-cost averaging into BTC, I thought about using low-leverage contracts to experiment in the secondary market. Starting from $2000, I would immediately withdraw any daily profit, repeatedly using $2000 as the starting point and refining my strategy for several months. As a result, I actually made some gains, with a total income of $13,000.

However, in the end, I still have to conclude: many people hope to turn around with contracts, but truly stable profits are rare. Once the primary market recovers, you immediately feel the difference—paying attention to on-chain dynamics and seizing early project opportunities is far more rewarding than daily K-line watching for secondary gains. For now, I’m mainly focusing on the primary market and spot holdings, and only occasionally playing with contracts. My trading approach is becoming clearer and clearer.