$牛来 After struggling in the crypto market for more than ten years, I’ve seen too many newcomers plunge into futures contracts, only to go to zero overnight.
$ATOM You think you can win by chewing through a few days of K-line charts?
$ZEC What the market makers play with is the information gap you can’t reach.
To retail traders, the K-lines they watch are all history. The market makers obtain the project team’s updates in advance, control the market with large capital, and insert pins at specific points. With just one pin, your position can be wiped out completely.
Winning 10 times in a row but losing just once means you’re out for good. This battle is impossible to win from the start.
Just look at Liangxi’s ending—you’ll understand: high-leverage futures contracts are, in essence, a rebranded form of gambling.
Back then, I made tens of millions by rolling positions through contracts. But the leverage was too aggressive; I bet with red eyes. I ended up losing everything and even owed a huge pile of debt.
With leverage, a 1% fluctuation in the market can wipe out your principal instantly.
Among ten people around me trading contracts, nine win first and lose later; in the end, they either lose everything or borrow money online-lending to keep gambling.
Event-based contracts are even worse. Fees plus slippage drain you up to 20%. Ordinary people have basically no chance to win.
If you truly decide to do trades properly and recover fast by flipping positions—@交易员芸熙—先盈后付
$ATOM You think you can win by chewing through a few days of K-line charts?
$ZEC What the market makers play with is the information gap you can’t reach.
To retail traders, the K-lines they watch are all history. The market makers obtain the project team’s updates in advance, control the market with large capital, and insert pins at specific points. With just one pin, your position can be wiped out completely.
Winning 10 times in a row but losing just once means you’re out for good. This battle is impossible to win from the start.
Just look at Liangxi’s ending—you’ll understand: high-leverage futures contracts are, in essence, a rebranded form of gambling.
Back then, I made tens of millions by rolling positions through contracts. But the leverage was too aggressive; I bet with red eyes. I ended up losing everything and even owed a huge pile of debt.
With leverage, a 1% fluctuation in the market can wipe out your principal instantly.
Among ten people around me trading contracts, nine win first and lose later; in the end, they either lose everything or borrow money online-lending to keep gambling.
Event-based contracts are even worse. Fees plus slippage drain you up to 20%. Ordinary people have basically no chance to win.
If you truly decide to do trades properly and recover fast by flipping positions—@交易员芸熙—先盈后付
