#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 Do you really know what you're doing? In the contract market, most people are either playing along with the whales or becoming the exchange’s ATM.

**Phenomenon One: The Leverage Illusion**

With an account of 10,000U, losing 500 hurts a lot. But your actual position might already be 30,000U. You say $FHE is 5x leverage, but in reality, you’re playing with dozens of times that. A slight market fluctuation and you’re wiped out. The whales are laughing—here comes another automatic donor.

**Strategy Differences**

How different are the methods of those who consistently and steadily make profits? They spend most of their time waiting. When the opportunity is certain, they go all in once. While you’re making a dozen trades a day and exhausting yourself, they make one trade a day and eat their fill. The busier a trader is, the faster they lose—this is a rule.

What they’re eating, essentially, are the chips left behind by those who get liquidated.

**The Secret to Survival**

To put it simply, it’s all about one thing—control.

Beginners chase when it rises and add more when it falls. This isn’t trading, it’s just laying mines for yourself. The correct approach? If you lose more than 5%, get out immediately. Don’t get greedy when you see profits—let them run. Stop-loss is the bottom line, and you must take profits decisively.

When others lose their minds, you stay calm. When others are greedy, you stay cold-blooded. That’s the only way to survive in the crypto world.

**Essential Differences**

Gambling trading: heavy positions, all-in, relying on intuition

Real profitable trading: strict discipline, probability thinking, pace control, risk management

**Turning Point**

If you’re still getting liquidated in a cycle, the problem isn’t with contracts themselves—it’s your method. Follow the rules, keep your rhythm, and even the most frequent “liquidation warriors” can turn into steady profit takers.

Stop fighting blindly on your own. Go from being an outsider getting rekt to someone who understands the rules—that’s the real comeback.