The reason contract trading is attractive is that it seems like a game that can make you rich overnight: betting big money with small amounts, the thrill of leverage and the illusion of quick profits are hard to resist. Even though it's well known that liquidation is the norm, there are always those who think they can be the exception.

But in reality, this is not something that ordinary people can play easily. It requires strict capital management, ruthless stop-losses, and long-term experience accumulation. Many people hold a lucky mindset, believing they can win based on feeling or luck, only to continuously end up as fodder.

Simply put, contracts are not a game of chance, but an arena for professional players. If you're not prepared to pay tuition in the long term, it's best to keep your distance.