I have seen too many people get liquidated in contracts
It's not that the market is too ruthless, but they simply don't know,
what they are playing with.
In that moment of liquidation, it’s not about the pain of losing that money, but the first time they truly realize
that the words “liquidation” are scalding. They can truly wake a person up.
Do you think the crypto world is about expert duels?
No.
The crypto world is more like you handing a knife to someone else and then blaming them for cutting too hard.
Later, I met an older brother who had been in the game a round of bull and bear before me.
He only said one thing: “Contracts are not gambling, they are a tool for risk management.”
At that moment, I truly understood: leverage is not a button to amplify profits,
but a switch that magnifies mistakes.
Real experts never show off their guts; they show off their — control.
Seventy percent of the time is spent waiting, thirty percent is spent trading.
Without signals, they are as steady as a rock; with signals, they are as precise as a blade.
Do you think they rely on luck?
No.
Their profits start shifting from the moment countless retail investors get liquidated.
When retail investor emotions die, their accounts truly come back to life.
Where do most people lose? One word: busy.
They get excited when the market moves, open positions on small fluctuations,
afraid of missing out when it rises, afraid of being wiped out when it falls, and even more afraid of “missing” during sideways markets.
It seems like they are in control of the trading rhythm, but in reality, they are tightly controlled by the rhythm.
Contracts have never been a bloodless killing field,
what truly kills is that heart of yours that is “unwilling, unconvinced, and unwilling to wait.”
If you want to survive in contracts, remember a phrase that should be engraved in your mind:
It’s not the one who knows how to trade that wins, but the one who can wait that survives.