#特朗普加密货币政策新方向 After personally paying 1 million in tuition, I found that the contract market conceals 3 traps specifically designed to play retail investors for suckers. If you don't understand these, you are just a lamb waiting to be slaughtered.
Just say it—
Playing contracts is essentially a zero-sum game. Every penny you earn in your pocket is played people for suckers from others. The platform acts as both referee and dealer; if you really treat this as a regular investment, you'll get schooled in no time.
The three invisible killers that really blow up the account are the following:
[Trap One] The funding rate is actually the "harvest announcement" issued by the manipulators.
When you see the rate exceeding 0.12% for 48 consecutive hours,
It can basically be understood as: those who pay high rates are about to be played people for suckers.
Many people clearly judged the direction correctly, but in the end, they were still taken out by a reverse pin, and the root cause lies here.
[Trap 2] The liquidation line is closer than you think.
Opening 10x leverage does not mean a 10% drop will trigger a liquidation - the platform will deduct a forced liquidation fee in advance.
The actual price that triggers liquidation will be about 1% ahead of the theoretical value.
Many people think there is still a buffer zone, but in fact, they are already standing on the edge of a cliff.
【Trap Three】High leverage is a chronic blood loss device
Transaction fees and funding fees are deducted based on the "leveraged position."
The longer you hold your position, the more your principal shrinks like being drained by leeches.
High leverage is only suitable for ultra-short-term operations; you have to run away after making a profit of 2%-4%.
Here are two survival rules learned from blood and tears:
✅ Always leave yourself a way out when rolling over positions.
Never use all your profits to roll over and increase your position; at most, use 40%, and lock away the remaining 60% in your pocket.
The speed of market reversals is always much faster than you can imagine.
✅ Your stop loss level, leverage multiplier, and liquidation point are all transparent.
Why do I always feel like I am being "precisely targeted"?
Because most retail investors set their stop-loss levels too standardized, the main force only needs to poke a needle to get you out of the game, which is the classic pinpoint demolition tactic.
My current strategy is very simple:
Use contracts for short-term quick harvesting of wave profits, while building a bottom position in spot trading to grasp the direction of the overall trend.
This way, there is no need to worry about risking your life every day, and you can maintain stable profits.
Next time I have a chance, I'll talk about the "reverse order" trick.
How to use the inertia of the main force's operations to counterattack and recover the money lost before.
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GmGmNoGn
· 11-30 06:29
1 million tuition fees, how miserable must it be to exchange for this trap theory.
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Dadang06
· 11-29 15:16
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TestnetNomad
· 11-28 17:01
One million in tuition fees, this guy is really ruthless. I just want to know if he made it back...
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TestnetFreeloader
· 11-28 16:57
Paying 1 million in tuition for this little thing, buddy is really paying a hefty intelligence tax.
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DAOTruant
· 11-28 16:56
The tuition fee of 1 million is indeed a bit harsh, but I have to say that the point about the stop loss level being targeted is accurate.
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NoStopLossNut
· 11-28 16:51
Well... the experience gained from a tuition of 1 million is, to be honest, a bit heartbreaking. Contracts are like RATS, they taste sweet but can really be deadly.
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ProofOfNothing
· 11-28 16:45
Spending a million on tuition for this lesson is not as good as just burning it for comfort.
#特朗普加密货币政策新方向 After personally paying 1 million in tuition, I found that the contract market conceals 3 traps specifically designed to play retail investors for suckers. If you don't understand these, you are just a lamb waiting to be slaughtered.
Just say it—
Playing contracts is essentially a zero-sum game. Every penny you earn in your pocket is played people for suckers from others. The platform acts as both referee and dealer; if you really treat this as a regular investment, you'll get schooled in no time.
The three invisible killers that really blow up the account are the following:
[Trap One] The funding rate is actually the "harvest announcement" issued by the manipulators.
When you see the rate exceeding 0.12% for 48 consecutive hours,
It can basically be understood as: those who pay high rates are about to be played people for suckers.
Many people clearly judged the direction correctly, but in the end, they were still taken out by a reverse pin, and the root cause lies here.
[Trap 2] The liquidation line is closer than you think.
Opening 10x leverage does not mean a 10% drop will trigger a liquidation - the platform will deduct a forced liquidation fee in advance.
The actual price that triggers liquidation will be about 1% ahead of the theoretical value.
Many people think there is still a buffer zone, but in fact, they are already standing on the edge of a cliff.
【Trap Three】High leverage is a chronic blood loss device
Transaction fees and funding fees are deducted based on the "leveraged position."
The longer you hold your position, the more your principal shrinks like being drained by leeches.
High leverage is only suitable for ultra-short-term operations; you have to run away after making a profit of 2%-4%.
Here are two survival rules learned from blood and tears:
✅ Always leave yourself a way out when rolling over positions.
Never use all your profits to roll over and increase your position; at most, use 40%, and lock away the remaining 60% in your pocket.
The speed of market reversals is always much faster than you can imagine.
✅ Your stop loss level, leverage multiplier, and liquidation point are all transparent.
Why do I always feel like I am being "precisely targeted"?
Because most retail investors set their stop-loss levels too standardized, the main force only needs to poke a needle to get you out of the game, which is the classic pinpoint demolition tactic.
My current strategy is very simple:
Use contracts for short-term quick harvesting of wave profits, while building a bottom position in spot trading to grasp the direction of the overall trend.
This way, there is no need to worry about risking your life every day, and you can maintain stable profits.
Next time I have a chance, I'll talk about the "reverse order" trick.
How to use the inertia of the main force's operations to counterattack and recover the money lost before.
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