Why are people getting liquidated on futures every day, and why are so many still fucking rushing in?

To be blunt, most people have absolutely no clue what this thing is for.

Those who really know how to trade futures are crystal clear: this thing is essentially insurance for spot positions, a tool for hedging risk.

Every penny you make in your account doesn't come out of thin air—it's what the unlucky bastard on the other side lost from getting liquidated.

So you see, professional players spend 70% of their time just sitting there. They never make a move until the market hits that exact pinned level. When they do act, it's aimed at precise harvesting. Not like you, rolling around in the market every day like a headless fly $LAB

If you want to survive trading futures, it all comes down to two words: anti-human nature.

When others panic-sell at a loss, do you dare to calmly catch the falling knife?

When others are in a crazy FOMO, are you willing to pull out early?

Stop-loss must be locked in. If you lose more than 5%, just chop it off, no nonsense.

But once you're right, you run faster than anyone. At least make back twice the stop-loss before you call that trade worthwhile $BEAT

Many people read this and still mutter: "Isn't futures just gambling?"

Bro, wake up.

#0成本拿2股SK海力士

You get liquidated because you are gambling; I make money because I follow the rules.

If you're still trading based on feelings, I suggest you go to bed early and stop staring at the charts all night. In your dreams, you can get all the 10x gains you want.