Why do people still cling to contracts knowing they will get liquidated? The truth is heartbreaking!

Many people think playing contracts is gambling, but those who really know how to play never rely on luck. They rely on precise risk control, not betting on rises or falls.

First rule: Do you really understand leverage?

The platform shows 10x, 20x leverage, but this is just 'surface data'. What truly determines your life or death is actual risk. For example:

Account with 10,000 USDT, you set a maximum loss of 500 USDT

As a result, a position of 30,000 USDT was opened, equivalent to an actual leverage of 60 times.

With a slight market fluctuation, you get liquidated immediately.

The key is not how many times the platform gives you, but whether you can control the losses!

Second rule: Contracts are not about betting direction, but about calculating risk control

The essence of the market is a zero-sum game—your earnings are others' losses.

True experts spend 90% of their time in cash waiting for opportunities; they are not waiting for rises or falls, but for moments of risk mismatch.

Making money in contracts relies not on luck, but on rhythm, calculation, and discipline.

Third rule: Winning in contracts is against human nature

When others panic, you must calmly analyze

When others are greedy, you must learn to hold back

Stop losses must be decisive; if you lose more than 5%, cut the position immediately without hesitation.

After making a profit, don't rush to close the position; let the profit run beyond the stop loss

Contracts are not a casino, but a mathematical game—whoever calculates more accurately will survive.

Final summary:

Those who get liquidated are always fantasizing about 'getting rich overnight';

Those who make money are always calculating, controlling risks, and waiting for opportunities.

In the contract market, those who survive longer are not gamblers, but actuaries.

If you want to make money, don't be a lone warrior! Follow me, comment to share your thoughts, and let's seize the lucrative opportunities in the bull market.