I think risk control should be a kind of awareness. It is really fragile to put your hope for risk control on others, or to put your hope on rights protection.
This fragility lies in the fact that you may succeed in rights protection, or fail in rights protection, or even fail to protect your rights. This kind of uncertainty.
It is not that before you make any investment, you assume that the money is completely gone, whether it will cause a devastating blow to you.
You have to know that money is endless. Now Jack Ma has AK and you have AA, and he is playing all-in with you before the flop. You have a 93% winning rate, and you should also consider the 7% loss.
If you have a small amount of funds, it doesn't matter. At most, you can work to pay off your debts. If you have tens of millions of funds, and you still dare to play all-in, then you are really awesome.
Many people don't think much about risks beforehand, and only know how painful it is when it happens to them.