#币安HODLer空投MMT Why do some people keep getting liquidated in the futures market and continue to deposit money again and again? It’s not that they are foolish, it’s that they fundamentally don’t understand the rules of the game.

For example. You have 10,000 U sitting in your account, thinking "I will just use 5x leverage, it's very safe." And then? In actual operation, you directly put in a position of 30,000 U. On the surface it looks like 5x, but the actual risk you are bearing has long exceeded twenty or thirty times. If the market fluctuates by a few percent, you will be directly swept out—congratulations, you have sent a big gift to the exchange and the counterparty.

How do true experts play? They treat contracts as hedging tools, not a gambling table. Where does the profit come from? It comes from those who blindly open positions and stubbornly hold on.

The daily life of an expert is actually quite boring: most of the time is spent observing and waiting. They only take action when the market shows clear signals, and when they do, they are sure to reap rewards, withdrawing immediately after. But what about ordinary players? They stare at the candlestick chart and make dozens of trades a day, the more they fidget, the more they lose, ultimately becoming the main contributors to platform fees.

To survive in this market, the core principle is just two words – endure.

When the market is in panic, you must stay calm; when others FOMO in, you need to hit the brakes. Control each trade's loss strictly within 5% of the principal, but be bold in holding profitable trades and let the trend run, rather than rushing to close positions just to make a small profit.

Some may say: "Isn't this just gambling?" Wrong. The ones who are truly gambling are those who go all in based on intuition and emotional impulses. Those who understand probability and adhere to discipline rely not on luck, but on systems and patience.

Going solo will eventually lead to failure; finding the right circle and the right people can help avoid unnecessary detours. To truly change the outcome, you must first change your approach.