Brothers, there's something I've been holding back for a long time: Contracts are the only place where ordinary people can turn their lives around with their brains; they are also the easiest to fall into hell.


I've truly seen too many newcomers, holding a few hundred or a thousand dollars, with a dream of "doubling and leaving," rushing in, only to experience three days of passion, two days of confusion, one day of liquidation, and finally emotional breakdowns faster than their accounts.
But I'm not just talking from a standing position.
Back then, I also started in the market with 8,000 yuan, struggling and fighting my way through.
Honestly, during those days, there were several times when I was just one small bearish line away from liquidation.
Holding my phone in my hand, my palms were sweaty.
But I ultimately survived and became more stable as I went.
Why?
It's not because I'm smart, nor because I got lucky.
It's because during that period, I finally understood one thing: Contracts don't kill people; reckless trading does.
Later, I realized that so-called "liquidation" is never an accident; it's inevitable.
Most people think they are stable, but in reality, they are just dying a little slower.
I've seen too many brothers, placing trades based on feelings, adding positions out of stubbornness, and relying on luck to stop losses.
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BaiYanyan
· 05-11 02:27
Brothers, there's something I've been holding in for a long time: Contracts are the only place where ordinary people can turn their lives around with their brains; they are also the easiest to fall into hell.
I've truly seen too many newcomers, holding a few hundred or a thousand dollars, with a dream of "doubling and leaving," rushing in, only to experience three days of passion, two days of confusion, one day of liquidation, and finally emotional breakdowns faster than their accounts.
But I'm not just talking from a standing position.
Back then, I also started in the market with 8,000 yuan, struggling and fighting my way through.
Honestly, during that period, there were several times when I was just one small bearish line away from liquidation.
Holding my phone in my hand, my palms were sweaty.
But I ultimately survived and became more stable as I went.
Why?
It's not because I'm smart, nor because I got lucky.
It's because during that time, I finally understood one thing: Contracts don't kill people; reckless actions do.
Later, I realized that so-called "liquidation" is never an accident; it's inevitable.
Most people think they are stable, but in reality, they are just dying a little slower.
I've seen too many brothers, placing orders based on feelings, adding positions out of stubbornness, and relying on luck to stop losses.
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