How many people rush into the contract market with just one thought in their minds: a full bet, a villa by the sea!

But what’s the outcome? They didn't see the sea and got crushed on the beach instead.

The truth is — contracts are not a casino, but a mathematical game. You think high leverage can turn your fortunes overnight, but the exchange's liquidation system has already calculated everything.

Frequent trading is a chronic poison, while you think you are 'working hard to make money.'

Many people feel anxious if they don’t trade for a day, as if missing one trade means missing out on a fortune.

But the data tells you: the more trades you make, the lower your win rate.

You may win 10 times, which might just be luck;

But if you lose once, you could lose all your profits, or even your principal.

What exchanges love the most are these 'diligent' traders — you pay the fees, and they count the money.

Don’t understand the market yet jump in anyway? Then you’re just giving away money!

'I feel it’s going to rise, let’s go long first!'

'It seems like it can’t drop anymore, let’s short it!'

What happens? The market doesn’t move according to your 'feelings,' but follows the script of the market makers. Real traders only trade in markets they understand; only fools bet on luck to determine direction.

Remember: the market always has opportunities, but your capital only has one chance.

You don’t need to 'catch every market movement,' you only need to 'catch the winning movements.'

Many people always regret: 'Oh, if I hadn’t closed my position just now, I would have doubled my money!'

But have you thought — if you hadn’t closed your position, you might have already been liquidated.

Real winners don’t rely on 'fantasies of holding onto a hundredfold market,' but on stable profits, accumulating little by little.

In the contract market, 90% of people are destined to be the 'chives,' while only 10% can make money. And those who can profit long-term may only be 1%.

Do you want to continue being a 'gambler,' or learn to make money using math and discipline?

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