So many people continue to play after liquidating their contracts?
Because they fundamentally do not understand the essence of contracts.
Many people think: "I’ll just use 5x leverage, that should be safe, right?"
But the reality is—if you are fully leveraged at 5x, a 20% drop will wipe you out.
The problem is not the level of leverage, but the fact that you haven't calculated: how much can you actually afford to lose?
Those who truly know how to trade contracts do not rely on luck, but on discipline.
Their approach is:
Never go all in—each time, only risk 10%-20% of your capital
Control total leverage—total positions should not exceed 2-4 times your capital
Step-by-step operation—start with a small position, set stop-loss orders, confirm the trend before increasing your position
Why do most people lose money?
It’s not because of poor skills, but because they can’t control their impulses—
When the price rises, they fear missing out, and when it drops, they want to catch the bottom, even knowing it’s risky, they still can’t help but add to their position.
In the contract market, how is money made?
It is always the liquidated traders who give money to those who do not get liquidated.
If you want to make money, you must first learn how not to lose money.
Don’t go “All in” at the drop of a hat, and don’t always think “if I don’t catch the bottom this time, I’ll miss out on getting rich.”
You are here to make money, not to dream.
Remember:
**Those who dream will eventually be awakened by the market;
Only those who survive are qualified to pick up the money.
Newcomers are advised to start with small amounts to practice, learn to set stop-loss orders and control positions, and don’t always think about getting rich overnight!$
