After so many years in the cryptocurrency space, I think I've figured it out: I've never seen anyone who trades contracts manage to play steadily for a year without blowing up their account. Really, not a single one!\n\nI believe many people woke up this morning to find their positions blown!\n\nNo matter how much leverage you use, as long as you use leverage, the risk of liquidation is like a ticking time bomb, it could explode at any moment. For example, if you have 1 million U, and you take 30,000 U to play with 10x leverage, it seems the risk of liquidation is much smaller, and it doesn’t seem too easy to get liquidated. But here’s the problem: you already have 1 million U, why not honestly accumulate some coins at the bottom, do some grid trading when prices are at the median, and when prices rise to a high point, just sell and don’t buy? With this approach, you can already outperform the vast majority of people. Would you still care about those contract matters?\n\nThere are basically three types of people who trade contracts. The first type is those who engage in low-risk arbitrage and hedging; they do it to hedge risks, not to gamble. The second type is professional players, what we often call the 'sickle big players'; they truly have the ability to understand how to make money in this market. The third type is the gamblers, who are purely here to take chances.\n\nMost people are gamblers. And the second type often collaborates with exchanges to specifically harvest the third type. If you play with them, what can you rely on besides luck? If you think you can turn your life around just by luck, then you wouldn't have come to the leveraged market to fight.\n\nThe fate of a gambler is like an egg, it breaks upon impact, and is fragile. In the end, they can only become cannon fodder in a bull market, with their money taken away by others. So, stop thinking about taking money from others' pockets; be careful or you might end up being the one who gets taken.\n\n#加密市场回调 #以色列伊朗冲突