I’ve said it so many times: math is math, trading is trading, and making money is making money. If you want to build muscle and buy some fitness courses on Bilibili, like a zero-carb keto diet plan, it’s the same as wanting to make money in the crypto world and buying paid math courses. Taking more math courses doesn’t mean you understand trading, and understanding trading doesn’t mean you’ll make money. Trading requires execution, focus, and passion to survive in the market for the long haul. The key to turning small money into big money is unyielding courage. What’s courage? Before I made it, I never looked at my position size, only the actual leverage. That’s why I lost fast but also earned fast. I only had 10,000 yuan to my name but dared to go all-in with 5x leverage. Whether it was 1 million, 10 million, or 70 million, I still went all-in with 5x leverage. That’s courage. It’s also the key to making it. Treat money like toilet paper, like numbers. If you let money affect you, your trading will definitely go off track—you won’t close when you should, won’t open when you should, won’t cut losses when you should, and you’ll end up doing dumb stuff. But hey, everyone has their dumb moments. Nobody’s perfect. That’s why 99% of people aren’t suited for futures trading. It’s because their personality just isn’t a fit. You shouldn’t think about gambling on futures to change your destiny. Even having the ability to sell math courses and harvest newbies is a skill. After all, it’s just selling math courses. Whether you make or lose money is your problem. I’m just selling a math theory, that’s all.