To say something heart-wrenching, why do some people always rush into contracts one after another?

The answer is simple:

They are not playing with leverage; they are being played by leverage.

Real contract experts rely on these three points:

Understanding real leverage

You have 10,000 USDT in your account, only daring to lose 500 USDT, yet you opened a position of 30,000 USDT.

On the surface, it's three times, but in reality, it's 60 times real leverage.

If the market shakes a little, you will exit directly.

Don't be fooled by the multiples displayed by the platform; calculate how much you can actually afford to lose.

Contracts are not about betting on direction; it's about calculating risk control.

The market is a chip exchange game.

Every penny you make comes from someone else's margin call.

Most experienced traders are mostly out of the market.

What they are waiting for is not the rise or fall, but the moment where the risk and reward are most favorable.

Winning goes against human nature.

When others panic, you calmly look for opportunities.

When others are greedy, you take profits in batches.

If a single loss exceeds 5%, stop immediately.

When profitable, don’t rush to cash out; use the profits to seek greater space.

Those who face margin calls always think they can win the gamble.

Those who make money are always calmly doing the math.

The most ironic thing about this market is:

The more you pursue excitement, the faster you die.

The more you can endure, the more stable your gains are.#巨鲸动向