Are you afraid that your contract position will be liquidated and all your money will be lost?
There is an option called Isolated Margin
Are you afraid of sudden needle insertion?
There's something called lowering the lever
How is leverage calculated?
If your principal is 100U and you open 10 times of 10U, then you actually have one time the leverage of the full position. If you open 100 times of 10U, then you have ten times the leverage of the full position.
What are the known benefits of the contract?
Flexible control over position management
For example, if you have 10,000U, if you buy spot, you invest one-tenth of 1,000U. If you are doubled, you need to buy another 1,000U, and next time it will be 2,000U. But the contract is ten times the 100U you invested. If you are trapped by 1 times, you only need to invest another 100U to achieve the effect of increasing the average price. Next time it will only be 200U. It won't take up too much of your 10,000U position.
These are basic knowledge. If you don’t understand them, don’t engage in contracts. Don't make the contract look like a devil. The spot position is only long with one time leverage. If you control the position management, it can even be a leverage lower than 1 time. Contracts were originally just relatively flexible tools that allowed you to flexibly go short and long and implement position management.
What you think of as a contract is high leverage, which naturally means high risk. It's not like they won't let you lower your leverage. The exchange has also explained the risks of high leverage in advance. What can you do if you don't see it? You have to figure out risk control by yourself. If you don’t have skills, learn the skills first. If you are addicted to gambling, just go to the first level to compete with the local dogs. That is more exciting.
