The cryptocurrency contract market is like a giant meat grinder, with piles of people jumping in every day.

On the surface, they come to make money, but in reality, they are just here to pay tuition fees.

Those stories of liquidation have become so repetitive, yet new investors keep rushing in, always thinking this time it will be their turn to get rich. There are some tricks hidden in this, and if you don't understand them, you won't even know how your wallet got drained. Leverage is the biggest deceiver; you think opening a three to five times leverage is safe, but a little shake in the market can wipe you out. I've seen too many people sharing profit screenshots during the day, only to disappear from the group at night. Those who truly understand know that leverage is not for amplifying gains, but for controlling risks. Money should be earned slowly, and you only have one life. Those who frequently go all-in are already queuing up on the rooftop.

Contracts and spot trading are completely different things. Buying spot can still serve as a piggy bank, while contracts accrue interest. Not to mention those exchanges that spike the price in the middle of the night, specifically targeting those who are defiant. Many people haven’t realized that they are not trading coins; they are playing Russian roulette with the exchange, which has five bullets in the chamber.

The most ironic thing is that there are only a few real opportunities to make money in a year. Those who stare at the screen every day chasing the rise and fall end up working for the exchange. Smart people know that most of the time the market is just playing tricks, and the right moment to act is only when it gets tired of performing. Remember, when you feel like not buying will make you miss out on a fortune, it's best to wash your face first—chances are, it’s a trap set by the market makers.

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