#数字资产市场动态 Contracts are really just about this: using leverage to amplify the volatility of spot trading. $ZEC

Make money quickly? Sure. But losing money will be even faster. That’s the reality.

The trap is: many people don’t understand the rules of the game, and when their emotions take over, they go all in.

Newcomers rarely pay attention to funding rates. Chasing longs during positive funding? Actually, you’re giving the shorts a red envelope. When negative funding rates are everywhere, it’s even more dangerous—the market sentiment is already rotten. Trying to chase the shorts at this point only increases the risk.

Leverage is like a magnifying glass; it doesn’t increase your chances of winning, it just amplifies your strengths and weaknesses several times.

3x or 5x leverage is enough to feel the market’s temper. Going up to ten or more times? That’s not trading, that’s gambling with your life.

My own logic is simple: first determine the big direction, then position precisely. If the major trend is wrong, even a beautiful short-term chart is just a castle in the air.

Daily charts, moving averages, and MACD can see through the overall trend—much more practical than dancing around the order book.

Most importantly, before entering a position, you must think clearly—how to exit.

If you judge wrong, get out immediately; lock in your profits in time. Orders without stop-loss are just a ticking time bomb waiting to blow up before you even notice.

Take small profits and exit—that’s not being timid, it’s about surviving long-term.

Opportunities are endless, but if your capital is gone, no matter how good the market is, it’s meaningless to you.

Futures trading isn’t about who makes money fastest, but about who can stay alive in this game.

Don’t always think about making a name overnight. Live long enough first, then wait patiently for the most certain signal to appear.