Do you think low leverage is safe? Wrong!
90% of people can't even calculate 'real leverage'!"
You are not losing to the market, but to yourself.
Every day countless people get liquidated, but why do others rush in one after another? Because—the ones who get liquidated support the ones who make money.
“Leverage” is not what you think it is.
The “5x” or “10x” shown on the exchange is just the platform's risk control indicator, irrelevant to your actual risk!
Real leverage = Your position / Your stop-loss funds
For example, if your capital is 10,000 USDT, using 10x leverage, but you set your stop-loss at only 100 USDT, then your real leverage is actually 100 times!
90% of people die in these 3 traps.
“Anti-single”
“All in”
“Emotional averaging down”
—— You get liquidated because you gave the market the chance to kill you.
Contracts are not investments; they are a 'body snatching' game.
Question: Whose money is actually made in contracts?
Answer: The money of the liquidated people!
Bull market? Bear market? Doesn't matter!
You can make money whether the market goes up or down; the key is whether you can survive until the 'money picking moment.'
Bull market: Retail investors FOMO chasing highs, you short at high positions.
Bear market: Retail investors panic and cut losses, you buy the dip.
“Risk Manager” vs “Dreamer”
Dreamer: “This coin can increase 100 times! Go all in!” (Result: liquidation)
Risk manager: “This position has a risk-reward ratio of 3:1, try a 5% position, with a clear stop-loss.” (Survive, wait for opportunity)
The secret of professional traders:
"80% of the time, stay out of the market, 20% of the time, pick up money."
—— You are not here to trade; you are here to wait for others to make mistakes.
With the same strategy, 80% of people still lose money—because of human nature.
“If you can't control the risks, don't play with contracts—otherwise, you are just a 'corpse' in the eyes of others.”
If you really want to make money, first learn not to get liquidated.
Otherwise, you will always be someone else's ATM.
The more chaotic the market,
Just don't operate blindly yourself!