Honestly, brothers, let me tell you: contracts are the gap for small retail investors to turn things around, but they are also the black hole that sucks in the fastest.

I've seen too many beginners, holding just a few hundred to a thousand or two in capital, with the mindset of "double it and run," then what happens? Three days of passionate trading, two days of aimless wandering, and finally, on the last day, the account is wiped out. Liquidation happens faster than a mental breakdown.

But I'm not the type to sit on the sidelines and talk trash—I’ve been there myself. Once, I started with 8,000 yuan and almost blew it all up. Fingers hovering over the close position button, palms sweating. But I survived. Not only did I survive, but I also became more stable over time.

So what’s the key? #数字资产动态追踪 $MYX
It’s not that I have extraordinary talent, but I realized later: contracts themselves don’t kill people; it’s the traders who do.

Liquidation isn’t an accident; it’s destiny. You think you’re safe, but actually, you’re just choosing a different way to die. I’ve seen too many people relying solely on feelings to place orders, adding positions out of stubbornness, and relying on luck to stop losses. In this market meat grinder, all of these are suicidal operations.

There’s an even more painful truth: you lose 90%, and you can’t turn it around by earning 90%—you need to earn 180% to break even! Math will crush your dreams.

Only after finding my own rhythm did I understand: the market doesn