Contracts are not a game; they are a technical skill that involves risks. Many people hear 'small bets for big gains' and get overly excited,

thinking that contracts are a shortcut to wealth. After several market fluctuations, they realize: without skills + without trend judgment, contracts are just a machine that amplifies losses.

Contracts are not impossible to trade, but you must understand three prerequisites: they thrive on trends, not fluctuations; they rely on skills, not luck; once you go the wrong way, the risks increase exponentially.

You can use 100U to earn 1000U, or you can lose everything overnight with 1000U. The key lies in whether you have a method, whether you have a rhythm, and whether you can manage risks.

So, don’t fixate on the 'return rate' of leverage; first learn to survive before you can talk about profits.

If you are trading contracts based on feelings, frequently stopping losses, and can’t grasp the direction,

don’t rush to win; first learn to avoid losing.