Stop dreaming. Contracts won't save your account.

The moment you open the contract interface, many people have the same thought:

"If I get this trade right, I can turn things around."

I know someone who lost big, eventually putting all their chips into contracts. As a result, they couldn't hold on for even a week, and their account was wiped out completely.

Now I have to tell you some harsh truths—

Contracts are the fastest way to make money in the crypto world, but they are also the cruelest trap for losing money. They leave no room for you to breathe.

You think you're calmly analyzing the market, but you're actually playing with fire using leverage. Leverage doesn't just amplify your profits; it also multiplies your greed and fear. Even a tiny market fluctuation, under high leverage, can wipe out your entire position.

Newbies crashing in contracts usually fall into these three traps:

First, maxing out leverage. Slight market reversals lead to forced liquidation, leaving no room for negotiation.

Second, refusing to cut losses and stubbornly holding on. The more you get trapped, the less willing you are to admit defeat, sinking deeper and deeper.

Third, going all-in on a single trade. Betting everything on one counter-trend move—win, and you boast for a lifetime; lose, and your account disappears in an instant.

To be blunt, a contract without stop-losses is gambling.

The market won't show mercy; it will precisely hit you where you're most afraid. That sudden surge you see? To big players, it's just a ready liquidity pool and a target for harvesting. When you rush in, you become the bagholder for others to unload.

Those who truly survive in the contract market are never the geniuses who can predict the market best. They are the ones who understand self-control the most.

Low leverage, small positions, and cutting losses immediately when wrong. Sounds a bit cowardly? But this is the only way to survive in this market.

What is the essence of contracts? Not a lifeline to turn things around, but a tool to amplify your existing advantages. If you can't even protect your principal, it will only accelerate your elimination.

Don't rush to make money. First, learn how to survive in the market without dying. That is the first lesson of contracts. Those who can truly survive and profit amid volatility are always those who dare to control themselves.

Are you ready?