Brothers who trade contracts, take three minutes to seriously read this paragraph; it might just save your life.

Do you often encounter situations like this:

You just opened a position, and the market moves against you;

After finally stopping the loss, the market immediately goes up;

You didn’t misjudge the direction, but in the end, you still lose everything?

Stop blaming luck—this isn’t your bad luck; it’s that you didn’t understand the rules of the contract at all.

A contract is never about 'buying coins'; it’s essentially a betting agreement with the exchange.

The exchange is the house, and you are the gambler. The money you can earn must come from someone else losing it to you; the money you lose goes into someone else’s pocket.

Many people overlook the funding rate, thinking that small amounts don’t matter.

In fact, a positive funding rate over several rounds is clearly telling you: Come in and hand over your head!

Once you squeeze in, the market turns around and directly buries you.

Let’s talk about leverage; on the surface, it amplifies profits, but in fact, it amplifies risks and fees.

Fees + funding rate + spread + liquidation price—one link after another, the exchange cuts deep, and before you know it, you are cleaned out.

And then there’s liquidation; many people naively think that '10x leverage can withstand a 10% fluctuation.'

But the liquidation price has long been calculated clearly; the market doesn’t need to move far to wipe out your account.

The most deceptive is 'rolling positions.'

Many people use the money earned from one trade to gamble on the next, thinking they can keep rolling the snowball.

But when the market turns, it’s all gone, and there’s not even a capital left.

Remember: when rolling positions, have an exit strategy; take half the profit out and only gamble with the other half.

So, stop complaining about 'being targeted for liquidation.'

The market has never been against you; it’s you who stood against the rules.

I’m not a master, nor am I a guaranteed profit expert.

I just entered the market early, stumbled through many pitfalls, and survived, which is why I understand these principles.

Brothers, if you want to survive in contracts, stop thinking about getting rich overnight.

First, grasp the rules of the game thoroughly and stop using real money to buy lessons.

In the end, it’s still that saying:

One tree cannot form a boat; a lonely sail cannot go far.

Going solo is too easy to get lost; with a team to lead the way, you can walk steadily and go far. Follow @趋势猎手老金 , I’m always here.