Recently, several buddies have said they got liquidated, and it really feels a bit like hating iron for not becoming steel!

The contract brothers are really tough, they can endure a lot. I saw one endure up to 55 times with a 5521% return, holding on until losing 1260 dollars. Don't the contract brothers set stop losses? Contracts must always have stop losses in place; if you're wrong, you're wrong. You need to have a key support level in mind; selling at a loss is equivalent to always making a profit, and it also means no more losses;

The essence of contracts is to leverage small amounts for big gains. This is what the multiplier effect is about; a successful trade can be used as three trades. Of course, the win rate is key; the higher the win rate, the higher the tolerance for mistakes. So it's best to learn some technical analysis, at least know the basics like divergence, Bollinger Bands, etc.;

If you keep losing several trades in a row, then take a break and check if the direction is correct. Don't go against the trend;

If you really can't handle the contracts, then don't force it. Brother Yun has always said that spot trading is the way to go. It allows for capital input, averaging prices, using time to gain space, and can also achieve high returns through compound interest. In the future bull market, it can also lead to substantial profits!