Why do so many people still play contracts even though they blow up every day?

It's simple, most people don't really know what they're doing

The platform says 5x and 10x leverage, do you really think it's 5x? Come on

You have 10,000 U in your account, you can only lose 500 U, but you go and open a position of 30,000 U — you think it's 5x, but in reality, you're using 60x leverage risking your life

When the market shakes, you directly become a "liquidation experience officer"

Those who truly know how to play have a completely different mindset

For them, contracts are not a "gamble", but a risk hedge

The profits you earn don't just fall from the sky, they're contributed by others' liquidations

Professional players spend 70% of their time waiting, waiting to strike at the most comfortable position, and when they do, it's a harvest

Unlike you, who rolls around in there every day, risking your life to work for the market makers

If you want to win in contracts, the key two words are: counter-intuitive

When others are panicking, you must stay calm; when others are greedy, you must be cautious

Keep losses within 5%, never delay

But once you make a profit, you must let the profits run wild, at least double before considering taking profit

Many people say: Aren't contracts just gambling?

Wrong

Those who get liquidated are gambling, while those who make money are just calculating

So stop relying on feelings to randomly bet, contracts are not an emotional game, they're a cold, hard number game

Don't want to calculate? Then it's better to rest early, there's everything in your dreams