Stop dreaming, Spot trading to get rich? That era has long passed.

Contracts do have opportunities - starting from dozens or hundreds of U, opening 50x or 100x leverage, it's reasonable for small funds to try and turn things around. But playing with over ten thousand U at a hundred times? That’s not trading; that’s gambling your life savings. Just do the math on the margin and you’ll see; those who can do this either have a family mine or don’t understand the risks at all. What normal person would rush in like that? So don’t ask me if there’s a shortcut to making a million overnight, there isn’t.

My own approach is like this: using 5 to 20 times leverage, starting with a capital of 200U and gradually growing it to 10,000U, which took about two months. Now the market has changed, and I am not sure if I can replicate it, but I can share the strategy I used back then.

The core is to keep an eye on social media trends. Which coin is being hyped? Look at the overall market trends and the order volume from the big players. Trading peaks are usually from 11 PM to 12 AM, or from 2 AM to 3 AM. For coins that have a long-term bullish outlook, wait for a sharp drop to gradually accumulate positions—such as starting with a $100 principal, with individual positions of $20, using 20x leverage, and considering 1 to 4 hours as a cycle. If it continues to decline, keep adding to the position. When social media traffic starts to cool down, it's basically a signal that the peak has been reached, and it's time to run.

Social media traffic can be monitored using data plugins, which is crucial. However, the most dangerous aspect of this approach is that it can lead to overconfidence—continuous profits can make people blindly confident. I used to be like that; when I was on a winning streak, I started trading 100x short positions for 5 or 10 minutes, and as a result, the market taught me a lesson. Sometimes a single spike in 5 minutes could lead to liquidation, and there’s simply no time to react.

So staying calm is more important than technology. When there's a continuous decline, I will use tens of USDT to open a hundred times hedge adjustment, but I will never put all my wealth on the line. Remember, contracts are not ATMs; they are meat grinders.