Why do so many people rush into contracts when they know there is a risk of liquidation?

The answer is simple:

If the returns are quick and the profits are high, people are willing to take risks.

In reality, working hard for a month to earn eight thousand is long and stressful, and it doesn't bring much sense of freedom.

But in the contract market, with a principal of five thousand and fifty times leverage, a 1% market fluctuation can double your money in just a few minutes.

And in the crypto space, these 1% to 2% fluctuations happen almost every day.

Whether it's SOL, ORDI, or BTC, as long as market sentiment rises, it can fluctuate dramatically in just a few minutes.

When the market becomes extreme, contracts turn from trading tools into pure wealth casinos.

What truly becomes addictive is the fantasy of “infinite replication”:

Five thousand turns into ten thousand, ten thousand into twenty thousand, then forty thousand, eighty thousand...

Every time it doubles seems easy; you think you are making money, but in reality, you are being led by the stimulation mechanism.

If you use 50,000 for spot trading, a 1% rise earns you 500;

I open up 50 times leverage, and a 1% rise nets me 25,000.

The same market situation, yet the difference is astounding.

But what most people don’t see is—

Those who truly make money in the long term never have just one account.

They use large positions to defend their base and small positions to seize swing opportunities.

You see a small account of theirs has multiplied several times,

What you don’t see is the complete strategy behind it, which includes risk control, systems, and position adjustments.

Making quick money relies on luck, while making money over time relies on a system.

In early June, I took a small position of 3,000 U and gradually grew it to 75,000 U,

Not through all-in sprints, but through a sense of rhythm: reviewing, waiting, controlling, and adjusting.

When the market is right, I act decisively; when the market is unclear, I learn to stay out.