I've been noticing something interesting about how different products reshape your relationship with trading losses.

With perpetual futures, being wrong hits different—it's visceral. Liquidations, funding rate bleeds, forced exits. You're constantly fighting the clock.

But structured products like Limitless change the game entirely. Being wrong becomes manageable. You size your position upfront, set your thesis, and accept whatever comes. No margin calls hunting you, no funding fees eating into your stack. The outcome is baked in from the start.

It's not just a product difference—it's a completely different psychological framework. One forces urgency; the other lets you stay grounded.