From 5x to 120x: The Blood and Tears Transformation of Contract Players
Those who play contracts almost cannot avoid this hurdle — from the ease of low multipliers to the collapse of high multipliers.
Low Multiplier Contracts: Like Fishing
At 5x leverage, I felt like an old man comfortably sitting on a fishing platform:
You can earn as long as you see the trend, even if there are pullbacks, you dare to hold on; if you withstand it, it becomes a big gain (maximum 8x returns, accumulating over 30x is not a boast). My mindset is as stable as a dog; no matter how volatile the K-line is, as long as I know the big direction is correct, I can relax without staring at the screen. After a nap, my profits automatically increase, even saving on transaction fees. High Multiplier Contracts: Like Walking on a Tightrope
After switching to 100x or even 120x, the world has changed:
It feels like being targeted by the platform: going long results in a surge when closed, going short leads to a crash when exited. For a whole month, my mindset was completely exhausted. A 4-point fluctuation could lead to liquidation; whether prices rise or fall, I was fearful. I operated dozens of times a day, with transaction fees higher than my profits. The so-called judgment has turned into gambling on size; short-term fluctuations are completely unpredictable, and in the end, only numbing liquidations remain.
A word of advice: Low multipliers rely on trends for earnings, high multipliers rely on luck for survival.
5x can slowly make you rich, while 100x will only make you quickly poor.
Don't doubt it; I've stepped into this pit with my 120x liquidation order for you.
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