Posting to summarize my trading insights from the past six months: 1. Started exploring contracts in April this year. I used to resist them because everyone around me said contracts always end in liquidation and going to zero. 2. Began using the valuescan tool in April. Step by step, I’ve seen it become more and more useful, and I’m confident in its potential and future. (I’m not part of the project team.) 3. Used VS to monitor major funds. Went long on ETH all the way in April and caught every big move. But I also got liquidated quite a few times—once because I went in the wrong direction, and a few other times playing with altcoins. The good thing is, I withdrew profits when I made money, and the liquidations were all small amounts. Overall, I’m still profitable. 4. Gradually started learning to draw support and resistance levels, improving my trading system bit by bit. I’ve become more familiar with using valuescan, and my win rate has been improving. 5. Now, I only take trades that I fully understand. If I don’t understand the market, I can hold back and wait for a good opportunity. 6. At this point, I’m satisfied with my win rate, drawdowns, and entry prices. Everything is improving under a solid system and with good tools. 7. To sum up, after six months of learning and upgrading, I think I’ve finally reached the beginner level.