Why do so many people still play contracts even though they know it's easy to get liquidated?
Because most people don't really understand the concept of "leverage". Do you think opening 5x is very conservative?
Wrong! The key is not how many times you choose, but how much principal you actually stake.
The cryptocurrency market is open 24 hours, crazier than a casino. If you gamble your living expenses, when it really blows up, the platform can't even be bothered to leave you with anything. Contracts are not about risking your life, they're about predicting the future.
Real veterans understand: you have to stay alive to have a chance in contracts.
Don't exceed 20% of your principal in a single trade, and don't use 4x leverage on your entire account. If you can't even manage this basic risk control, then don't touch contracts.
Remember: you can play dead when buying coins, but if you make one mistake in contracts, you'll be wiped out completely.
It's not that we don't want you to play, it's that we don't want you to die too quickly. The market always has opportunities, but you have to stay alive to seize them.
Contracts are not afraid of being slow; they fear being stubborn.
What I'm talking about here is how to survive, not painting a rosy picture.
If you want to go far, don’t blindly rush into walls, pay attention and give it a try.
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