2025-12-28 06:40:51

#美联储回购协议计划 Contracts are really a trap, speaking from my personal experience. With a margin of 90u, I was directly liquidated down to a remaining 240u loss, losing over 100u just like that. Watching others make huge profits from trading contracts, what about me? Making a few u is already difficult, and with a quick turn, I get hit with a limit down, dropping dozens of u in principal by losing over ten points, and I can't react in time. Not cutting losses means waiting for death; cutting losses results in bloody losses. In this market, contracts are like a man-eating monster, especially for small retail traders using leverage. A slight slip-up and it's Game Over. Honestly, the risks of trading contracts are simply not something retail traders can bear.

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LightningHarvester

· 16h ago

Is 90u gone directly? Bro, you lost enough this wave. I’ve been saying that small retail traders playing contracts are just giving away money. --- I also experienced the moment of a limit-down. I really couldn’t react at all; my account was gone. --- Watching others make a killing while I suffer a huge loss, how strong must your mentality be to keep playing? --- Leverage is a double-edged sword. It’s exhilarating when you make money, but when you lose, you realize what despair really is. --- Cutting losses or waiting to die, this choice is so painful. I’ve felt it deeply. --- The contract market is like this: big players cut the leeks skillfully, and we small retail traders can only watch and follow.

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FUDwatcher

· 17h ago

Contracts are really incredible, dropping from heaven to hell in just one second. Quick reactions are useless. --- At the moment of liquidation, I guess everyone was stunned. Over 100 USDT just disappeared, that's the most heartbreaking part. --- Small traders playing with leverage are just fighting against the market makers, losing too much. --- Seeing others make money makes people eager to follow, but it ends up being just for the leek farmers, a blood and tears lesson. --- Contracts are just a meat grinder that eats people, especially for inexperienced newbies who can't withstand any volatility. --- Whether it's taking a loss or liquidation, there is no correct answer to this question. --- One opposite move in the market and everything is over. Why do some still keep going forward? --- 90 USDT margin is gone instantly, and this bear market is even harsher.

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GasFeeCrying

· 17h ago

90u is gone, brother. This is exactly what I wanted to say last time—the contract is basically a gambling machine. --- I also experienced a margin call moment; I was completely numb. When I came to, the money was gone. --- Leverage is truly a double-edged sword. It’s exhilarating when you’re making money, but when you lose, it’s an instant wipeout. --- Watching others make hundreds of dollars daily on their contracts, I instantly lose five figures in a second. Why is the gap so huge? --- Whether to cut or not to cut, it’s a death sentence either way. That’s the subtlety of contracts, haha. --- Small retail investors playing this are just sending money. Knowing I still have to go on, I’m hopeless. --- When the market drops, the entire account evaporates. It feels ten times faster than spot trading losses. --- Sleepwalking trader reporting in—woke up to find myself already Game Over. --- Others earn tens of thousands a month, I spend tens of thousands a month. Contracts are truly a ruthless game that devours you.

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MysteriousZhang

· 17h ago

90u is gone directly, this is my blood and tears story, I really can't play --- Contracts are really money-cutting machines, small retail investors just send their vegetables in --- Watching others make money, but I just fall into a daze and it's Game Over, unbelievable --- A drop of more than ten points can deduct dozens of u, who the hell can hold this risk --- Waiting to die by not cutting losses or bleeding out, these are the two paths for small retail investors in contracts --- Leverage, if you react one second slow, you'll lose money, it's simply not suitable for us --- Don't be fooled by others' bragging, small retail investors will be eaten clean once they enter

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StakeWhisperer

· 17h ago

Losing 90u is really painful, but you're still considered lucky. I've seen even more outrageous cases, like being wiped out from 5000 in one night. Leverage is a gambler's game; without a stop-loss discipline, you'll eventually have to pay tuition fees.

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