Why do so many people still play in the cryptocurrency contract market even after liquidation? (Part One) When trading contracts, you must clarify this statement.

You may choose not to believe in technology, not to trust the market makers, not to trust candlestick charts and moving averages, thinking they are all scammers; or you can conversely believe in these things. These conceptual issues will not hinder your ability to make money.

But there is one thing you must understand, and that is [risk]: what is risk, how to manage risk, how to calculate risk, how to operate risk, how to withdraw from risk, and how to survive.

You cannot earn money beyond your understanding. If you invest in a coin, and its value doubles, earning you 100%, then if you trade contracts with a leverage of three times, resulting in a 300% profit, where does that additional money come from? Do you know?

In contract trading, the money earned is actually from risk management, that is, the money given to you by others' losses and liquidations. To access this money, you must not be liquidated first.

In fact, viewing the market from the perspective of [risk] is completely different from how ordinary people see the market. It's like looking at a mountain from the base versus having a panoramic view from the peak; they are fundamentally different. For example, those who buy coins can hold on for a rise, endure losses, and emphasize patience. However, in contract trading, if you hold on while waiting for losses, you are unlikely to survive the first three episodes.

Thus, operations based on risk management are entirely different from methods based on dreams. In the trading market, dreaming comes at a cost, while those who manage risk strive to take that money.

So, do you want to be a dreamer or a risk manager? That depends on yourself. However, dreamers should not engage in contracts; trading contracts can shatter the beautiful dreams built over years in just a few days, and waking up is too abrupt.

Anyone who makes a lot of money during the process will have a feeling: that period is almost like picking up money, right? But when your opportunity arises, that is to say, when it’s your turn to pick up money, you need to stay alive and have the capital to pick up money.

Yes, making money from contracts is not difficult, after all, so many people are liquidating and giving away money.