Why do people still play contracts even when facing liquidation? Do you think that a high leverage is the key to winning?

In fact, leverage is not the key; the real core is—risk control.

Smart people play contracts based on these three points:

1. Real leverage calculation

It's not about how many times leverage the platform gives you; it's about calculating your actual risk. For example, if you have 10,000 USDT in your account and open a position of 30,000 USDT, the leverage is not the 5 times you think, but 60 times! Each time you increase a unit of position, you must recalculate how much loss you can tolerate.

2. Contracts are essentially risk transactions

Contracts are not a place where you gamble to win; they are a venue for making profits through risk control. Of the 300% profit you earn, 200% comes from others' liquidations. Professional players spend 70% of their time in cash positions, just waiting for the best opportunity to strike.

3. To win, go against human nature

What’s most common in the market is human nature: remain calm when others are panicking, be cautious when others are greedy.

Strict stop-loss, no more than 5% loss per trade;

Let profits run, set profit stop-loss at 2 times.

Contracts are not gambling; they are a game of professional risk management. Those who face liquidation are often dreaming, while those who make money are calculating precisely.

If you want to make money, don’t fight the market; fighting your own emotions is the way to go!

Market conditions change rapidly; when there’s movement, I shout first!

If you want to secure your chips and seize opportunities, pay attention and don’t miss the next wave!