I am a cryptocurrency blogger, and today I want to talk about something that hits hard—why do people still rush into contracts even though they are liquidating every day? To put it simply, most people haven't even touched the edges of contracts! The platform advertises 5x and 10x leverage, and you really think you're playing low risk? Opening a position of 30,000 U with a 10,000 U account under the assumption of 5x leverage actually means you're gambling with 60x risk! Liquidating and losing 500 U wipes you out, and you're still feeling good, thinking you're steady?
Don't talk about how "contracts are gambling"; you liquidated because you were gambling, while we make money because we are calculating! Professionals in contracts spend 70% of their time waiting; if the market isn't right, they absolutely don't act, and when they do, it's to precisely harvest. Unlike you, who is muddling through the market every day?
To win in contracts, there are just two words—anti-human nature! When others panic, you stay calm; when others are greedy, you are cautious. Stop-loss must be firm, cutting a single loss of 5% directly, never dragging it out. But when making profits, the take-profit should be at least twice the stop-loss, and you need to run faster than anyone else!
Many people stubbornly say that contracts are gambling, but that's because you don't understand the essence at all. This thing is essentially risk hedging; every penny you earn is “given” by someone else's liquidation. Professional players are not gambling on luck; they are calculating probabilities, waiting for the right moment, and finding loopholes.
If you want to learn real skills, you have to take the initiative. If you are still relying on feelings to make trades, I advise you to wash up and go to sleep early; dreaming has everything, and it's better than losing everything.
I focus on core currencies like BTC, ETH, SOL, and BNB, providing clear spot and contract strategies of 3 to 5 points every day. Follow me, first say goodbye to losses, then keep up with the professional rhythm, and finally build your own profit system—none of these three steps can be missed.
Stop saying "contracts are difficult"; the difficulty lies in the fact that you haven’t put your heart into calculating. If you want to survive in the crypto world, you need to first see clearly who you are—are you here to gamble, or are you here to calculate?
