Why do contracts get liquidated every day, yet so many people continue to play?

Many people actually do not fully understand what contracts are.

Do you think that opening a 5x or 10x leverage means you are operating with 5 times the position?

Assuming you have 10,000 U in your account and are only willing to lose 500 U, but end up opening a position of 30,000 U—on the surface, it appears to be 5x leverage, but in reality, you are taking on 60 times the risk.

Many people are not even aware of this and still believe their operations are stable.

Those who truly understand contracts know that the essence is risk hedging, not gambling.

The profits you earn are not based on luck but come at the cost of others' liquidations.

Thus, professional players spend most of their time waiting; they never act lightly when the market is not right. Once they do act, the goal is precise harvesting, not frequent turmoil within it.

To survive in the contract market, the key often lies in being counterintuitive.

When others panic, you must remain calm; when others are greedy, you must be cautious.

Stop losses must be strictly enforced, with losses generally not exceeding 5% of the principal, and once profitable, you must decisively move the stop loss to let profits run—set the risk-reward ratio at least at 1:2 or higher.

Some people still think: "Isn't a contract just gambling?"

No.

Your liquidation happens because you are gambling; while some can continue to profit because they are calculating risks and managing positions.

The truly core methods are not easily disclosed; those who want to learn need to put in the effort themselves.

If you are still trading based on feelings, I advise you to rest early, don’t stay up late, as dreams have everything.

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