Let's talk about a topic: why is the contract liquidation phenomenon so common, and why do so many people keep coming back for more?

To be blunt, most players haven't really understood this logic.

Platforms show 5x, 10x leverage, but do you really think you're using the marked multiples? Wrong. If your account has $10,000 and you lose $500, you'll be liquidated. Yet, you opened a position of $30,000—still looks like 5x? In reality, you're risking 60x, and you're completely unaware, thinking it's rock solid.

Those who truly understand contracts have long realized: this is fundamentally a risk hedging game. Your profits are not luck; they come from others' accounts exploding.

So professional traders spend 70% of their time waiting. When the market isn't right, they don't act. Once they strike, it's precise harvesting. And you? Constantly messing around inside.

To win in contracts, there are only two words: go against human nature.

When others are afraid, stay calm. When others are greedy, be cautious. Stop-loss is ironclad—maximum loss limit of 5%. But when you profit, you must run. Take profits more ruthlessly than anyone else—at least double your gains before considering an exit.

Some say contracts are just gambling? No, bro.

You get liquidated because you're gambling. We make money because we're doing calculations. Two different things.

I won't spell out the core principles here; if you really want to learn, you have to put in the effort yourself. For those still trading based on feelings, I advise you to rest early—don't stay up late—dreams are full of everything.