Why is the contract liquidation so severe, yet so many people are still playing?

In short, it boils down to two words: temptation.

You earn 10,000 yuan a month at your job, but in the crypto world—if you use 10,000 yuan as the principal to open a 100x leveraged contract, just a 1% increase means you can earn 10,000 yuan.

Yes, a 1% fluctuation is equal to your monthly salary.

In the crypto world, especially during extreme market conditions, a 1-2% fluctuation in a second is quite normal.

What's more exaggerated is that these market conditions don't happen occasionally; they play out every day.

The real ecology of contracts in the crypto world is like this:

There is a type of person called large funds, who use low leverage and small positions, steadily and cautiously; for them, contracts are a risk hedging tool;

But more people are small-scale players, dreaming of achieving a class leap and getting rich overnight through high leverage.

It's no wonder, because you are often caught in a kind of “compound interest illusion”:

10,000 turns into 20,000, which is 100%

20,000 turns into 40,000, still 100%

4 turns into 8, 8 turns into 16, 16 turns into 32...

You will find that wealth jumps like multiplication.

If you use 100,000 for spot trading, and the market rises by 1%, you earn 1,000.

If I use 100,000 to open a 100x contract, and the market rises by 1%, I earn 100,000.

With the same amount of money, we are earning different levels of “time value.”

But don't forget, the market can also go the other way.

A 3-4% drop in Bitcoin (BTC) in one minute is not a dream.

Altcoins can easily drop 10% or 20% in one minute.

The speed at which you get liquidated is often faster than making money.

This is the core logic of contracts in the crypto world:

Leverage brings quick money, but it also amplifies risk; your earnings come from others' losses.

In the end, most people are unwilling to “slowly get rich.”

Even knowing the high risk of liquidation, they still want to take a gamble.

But what you don’t see is:

Those who dare to use 125x leverage often have sufficient spot assets backing them.

Even if all contracts explode, they won’t be seriously hurt.

A stable way to make money is never about taking a huge gamble based on luck.

If you really want to survive in this market for the long term and make stable profits,

I suggest you take the right approach, learn the right strategies,

Start with small funds to practice skills, accumulate knowledge, and roll over compound interest.

Real reversal is not about winning a bet once, but about repeatedly not dying.

If you want to understand the stable strategy I am using now, you can also call me.

I can’t guarantee you will get rich overnight, but at least you can avoid many detours.