#大户持仓动态 Contracts, to put it simply, are the same thing—they amplify everything in spot trading, so profits are high, and so are risks.

When making money, the account balance skyrockets so quickly that you think it’s just that simple; when losing money, the speed is even faster, to the point where you can’t react in time.

Ninety percent of newcomers fall not because they are defeated by the market itself, but because they are defeated by that initial overconfidence.

I’ve seen too many stories like this: before fully understanding the rules, they rush to open maximum leverage; not knowing how to allocate positions, yet convinced they can walk away unscathed. They seem to know everything—reading K-lines, using indicators, crafting reasons. The one simplest thing they fail to understand is:

**Contracts are not tools for betting on right or wrong; they are meant to amplify execution power.**

Judging whether the direction is correct is just the starting point. What truly determines life or death is how much principal you put in and whether you can withstand the cost of a mistake.

So what is the most common mistake beginners make? High leverage, full positions, then betting on a “seemingly high-probability” market move. Whenever the market makes a slight rebound, that knife turns back and cuts them.

It’s not that your judgment is wrong—you simply don’t have the qualification to be wrong.

Only later do they realize that the real danger isn’t ignorance, but half-knowledge combined with the desire for quick cash.

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