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#数字资产市场动态 Why do contracts keep getting liquidated every day, yet so many people still follow suit? $ENA's market is picking up again, and by the way, let me tell the truth—
Most people haven't really thought through how leverage works.
The platform advertises 5x, 10x leverage, and you actually believe you can only lose 5x or 10x? Wake up. With a $10,000 account, losing $500 means you're done. Then you open a $30,000 position—on the surface, still 5x, but in reality? You're risking 60x to gamble with your life. Yet you remain oblivious, thinking it's rock solid.
Who truly makes a living from contracts? Risk hedging. Every penny you earn is paid for by someone else's liquidation order. There’s no such thing as luck.
So, people spend 70% of their time waiting. When the market isn't right, they do nothing. Once they act, it's all about precise harvesting. And you? Every day flipping and turning in the market, unable to stop.
The secret to winning with contracts: go against human nature.
When others panic, stay calm. When others are greedy, be cautious. Set stop-losses tight—limit losses to no more than 5%, then cut. But once there's profit, run faster than anyone else, and take at least double your position before exiting.
Some still argue: Isn't trading contracts just gambling?
Wrong. Your liquidation is gambling. We make money? That's accounting. It’s about calculating risk, probabilities, and psychology. Even tokens like $POL can be traded if the logic makes sense.
For those still trading based on feelings, I advise you to really stop staying up late. Trading doesn't mean you have to act every day—sometimes doing nothing is the most professional move.