The real reason for contract account losses: technology is not the main cause; psychological vulnerabilities from repeatedly stepping into the same traps are the killers.

The fastest way for an account to shrink is never due to unexpected market movements, but because traders repeatedly make the same mistakes. These seven traps, if you fall into more than three, will double your risk of liquidation.

**Can't Stop the Impulse to Trade** #数字资产市场动态 When not holding a position, fear of missing any fluctuation; once a trade is opened, fear of profits being pulled back. The result is frequent opening and closing of positions, appearing diligent but actually just generating fees for the exchange. Heartbreaking data: accounts with over 10 operations per day have a survival rate of less than 15% over the next three months.

**Hesitation and Indecision**
Today bullish, tomorrow bearish, the day after switching again. The speed of switching between long and short is faster than market price fluctuations. Trends have inertia; frequently changing direction only disrupts your rhythm, ultimately leading to being slapped in the face by the market.

**Blindly Buying the Dip** $SOL
Is a sharp decline an opportunity? Not necessarily. Most so-called rebounds are actually long traps set by the big players. Beginners buying the dip often become the trigger for liquidation, with a heavy position leading directly to liquidation.

**Getting the Market Right but Still Not Making Money**
When the trend is clear, traders start to hesitate—worried about a pullback, afraid of being stabbed, insisting on 100% confirmation before acting. By the time you confirm, the best opportunity has already slipped away. The key in contract trading is not to find the lowest point, but to dare to take the first step before the trend starts.

**Blaming All Losses on the Main Players**
Individual retail traders' positions have little impact on the overall market trend. Those accounts that get beaten passively usually have problems themselves—no trading plan, no discipline, just reckless operations based on feelings.

**Going All-In and Gambling Your Life** $BNB
The joy of full position lasts only three seconds, but the pain of liquidation lasts a lifetime. Position management is not advanced technology; it is the most basic survival bottom line. Opening a position with more than 20% of your account balance essentially destroys your risk resistance.

**Reluctant to Close Losing Orders**
Stop-loss is not admitting defeat; it’s stopping the bleeding. Those fighting against the market will ultimately be swept out.

**Underlying Logic of Contract Trading**
Avoiding pitfalls is always more realistic than making more money. Before clicking the open position button, ask yourself honestly: Is this a planned trade, or a gamble driven by emotion?