Brothers trading contracts, stop what you’re doing and take three minutes to seriously read this; it might just save your account!
Do you often encounter these frustrating situations: you just hit the order button, and the market seems to have a grudge against you, immediately turning around and running the other way; after a tough decision to cut losses and exit, the market suddenly surges, making you slam the table in frustration; clearly, you saw the right direction, but in the end, you still lost almost everything?
Stop blaming fate and bad luck — this isn't just bad luck; you simply haven't understood the rules of this contract game!
Stop being foolish and thinking that contracts are about 'buying coins and waiting for the price to rise.' At its core, it’s a 'gambling agreement' you signed with the exchange: the exchange is the dealer, and you are the gambler.
Every penny you can earn has to come from someone else's loss; the money you lose goes straight into someone else's pocket.
Many brothers glance at that small amount of funding rate without raising an eyebrow, thinking 'a light drizzle isn't worth it.'
But do you know? A positive funding rate rising several rounds is like the exchange shouting through a loudspeaker: 'Come and get slaughtered! The leeks here are the best to cut!' You squeeze in, and the market immediately slaps you hard, burying you under.
Let’s talk about leverage; it looks like a 'profit amplifier,' but in reality, it’s a 'risk magnifier' + 'fee harvester.'
Fees, funding rates, spreads, liquidation prices... one ring links to another, and the exchange's scythe is sharpened; before you realize it, your money has been completely cleaned out.
As for liquidation, many people are naively adorable, thinking 'with 10x leverage, the market has to move 10% to get liquidated.'
But the exchange's liquidation price has long been calculated clearly; it’s like setting an invisible trap for you; the market doesn't need to move far; just a slight step, and all the money in your account is wiped out.
The most deceptive is 'rolling positions for all-in!' Many brothers earn a bit on the last order and immediately throw all their money into the next all-in, dreaming of 'rolling the snowball into a mountain of gold.'
The market turned slightly, and then — poof, it's all gone, even the initial capital was lost.
Listen to me: when rolling positions, you must leave yourself an escape route! Take half of the profits and pocket it, then gamble with the remaining half; that's the way to ensure your survival.
So stop complaining about 'being blown up by the exchange again'; the market has never targeted just you; it’s you who walked blindly into the minefield of rules.
I'm not some market prediction guru, nor am I a master who always profits; I just entered early, stepped into more pitfalls than I earned, and survived by luck, which allowed me to figure out these life-saving principles.
Brothers, if you want to survive in the contract market, first put away the dream of 'getting rich overnight.' Start by thoroughly understanding the rules of the game, and stop paying tuition with real money to the market; truly, we've paid enough for such lessons.
In the end, it’s still that saying: a single tree cannot make a forest, and a lone sail cannot sail far.
Floundering alone in the sea of contracts is like a rudderless boat; when the wind and waves come, it capsizes; with a team guiding you, you can understand where the reefs are and where to avoid risks, allowing you to walk steadily and far.
Follow me; I'm always here, ready to help you avoid pitfalls.
