If the contract $ETH #加密股IPO季 is done well, how could it possibly result in a liquidation?

Trading contracts is not about luck or feelings, it actually relies on three key points: discipline, system, and risk control. To be honest, it's quite simple. If you understand these points, everything else will fall into place!

First point, do not gamble on price movements; direction is completely a probability game!

Some beginners, when they start trading contracts, enter the market and immediately start guessing price movements. As a result, if they guess wrong, they suffer heavy losses! Either they get stuck or they face liquidation.

Trading contracts is not gambling; it is about certainty.

You must first judge the trend, confirm the direction of decline or rise, and then make a decision. When uncertain, just wait!

The first point is, if you blindly place bets, unless you are extremely lucky, but luck will only help you win one or two times or even ten times! What good is that? Eventually, you'll pay it back; liquidation is just a matter of time!

Second point, you must have a strategy, not just rely on feelings. Entering the market without a plan, based on 'intuition' is a common problem for most people!

But experienced traders already have a complete strategy!

Here are a few simple and practical ones:

Strategy 1: When the market is sideways, you can set up buy and sell limit orders, and set stop-loss to execute automatically.

Strategy 2: When you have open positions and are facing significant events or the market is unclear, open a long or short position, wait until the direction is clear, stop-loss one side, and keep the other side. This way, there is no risk of liquidation!

This ensures you won't miss out when a big trend comes! This is called locking your position.

The most critical point in Strategy 3 is to control risk management.

If you face liquidation, earning money becomes meaningless!

Position control is fundamental, yet extremely important.

Before opening a position, you must set a stop-loss. If losses exceed a certain percentage, directly stop-loss to control risk and stay calm.

Even if you are wrong, you can survive.

Your psychological state is crucial. If you face consecutive losses, take a break; do not let emotions affect your trading.

The core of trading contracts is to avoid liquidation; it is about surviving. As long as you survive, making money is just a matter of time.

Using the right strategy, methods, learning to control position, stop-loss, manage emotions, and patiently waiting, trading can be steady and lead to longer-term success!