Contracts are like a double-edged sword — they can be the fastest stepping stone for ordinary people to turn things around, but they can also be an inescapable whirlpool.

I've seen too many people rush in with just a few thousand yuan, dreaming of getting rich overnight, only to be wiped out in a week. I started from zero with 8,000 yuan and have experienced several close calls of total loss, but I survived. Why?

It's not luck; it's because I later understood a truth: liquidation is never accidental.

Do you think you're "trading steadily"? In reality, you might just be dying a bit slower. Leverage isn't about risk doubling; it's about exponential explosion. Plus, the sneaky erosion from fees and frequent trading makes your principal like a leaking boat. The idea that "just one correct move doubles your money" is even more dangerous — lose this one trade, and you might never recover.

Do you know what losing 90% means? It's not just about earning back 90%; you need to multiply by 9 to break even. One small mistake on this path, and the whole account is lost.

So how can you survive? I used the BOLL indicator, learned to judge its "opening" and "closing" changes to catch trend reversal points — when to get in, when to get out. There was a month I achieved 30x returns, all thanks to this methodology.

But this requires truly understanding the logic behind the indicator, not just blindly looking at numbers. My experience is all gained through real money and real pitfalls. Ask yourself: are you trading based on intuition, or do you have a mature system?

If you're still stuck in the cycle of liquidation, adding funds, and liquidating again, it's time to stop and think. Instead of being cannon fodder in the contract market, better to understand the game rules. The next person to turn things around could very well be you.