Why do so many people rush into liquidation in contracts?
The fundamental reason: most people have never seen clearly what game they are participating in.
The platform gives you the numbers of '5x, 10x leverage', but you mistakenly think this is 'strength'. The truth is: you only have 10,000 U in your account and can only bear a loss of a few hundred U, yet with leverage, you control a position of 30,000 U—this has never been investment; it's a gamble with uncontrolled risks. $GIGGLE
You think it's 5x, but in reality, you are already struggling with dozens of times leverage. A slight shake in the market, and you directly face liquidation, becoming a cash machine for the dealer. $RESOLV
Real traders have a completely different mindset. For them, contracts are not gambling, but a risk management tool. Where does profit come from? It's from the chips left behind when others are liquidated.
The rhythm of a master’s operation is like this: 70% of the time is spent waiting, only moving when the market presents a suitable opportunity. Once they strike, it's precise harvesting, clean and swift. In contrast, most people frequently operate inside, getting busier and losing more, ultimately working for the platform in vain.
To survive in contracts, the key is only two words: restraint—restrain your hands from random operations! When others panic, you must remain calm; when others are greedy, you must be cautious. Losses must be strictly limited, not exceeding 5% of the account; but once there is a profit, you must dare to amplify it, letting profits run instead of rushing to lock them in.
Some say contracts are gambling, but that's really a big mistake; the real gamblers are those blindly over-leveraging and randomly betting based on feeling. Those who can calculate rely not on luck, but on discipline and probability.
A person rushing blindly will eventually crash; with someone guiding the way, one can go further and more steadily. If you want to change, it's better to team up with me early.
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