Futures Trading is both an opportunity for ordinary people to turn their fortunes around and a source of significant risk.

I have seen too many people rush in with a small capital, fantasizing about getting rich overnight, only to lose everything in a week. I also tried with 8000 yuan, gradually accumulating by rolling over my position, and I almost got liquidated countless times in between, but I eventually survived.

Why do most people die here?

Firstly, liquidation is never about bad luck, but rather a logical inevitability. Do you think you are "winning steadily"? In fact, you are just dying a little slower. Leverage risk does not grow linearly, but expands exponentially. Coupled with transaction fees and the hidden costs of frequent operations, the principal is being eroded by an invisible hand. Many people are obsessed with "doubling down on a single trade," but ignore a reality - as long as that trade fails, it will take several times longer to recover.

There is another often-overlooked mathematical trap: losing 90% does not mean that earning back 90% will break even; instead, you need to multiply your investment by 9 times. One misstep on this path can lead to total annihilation.

What are the survivors doing?

They do not rely on a single indicator superstitiously, but have indeed mastered a systematic understanding. For example, the BOLL indicator, when used correctly, can help you identify trend reversal points and accurately find opportunities to enter and exit. The key lies in understanding the logic behind the indicators, rather than applying them rigidly.

The most fundamental difference is quite simple: are you opening orders based on feeling and luck, or do you have a truly mature system?

The cycle of repeatedly getting liquidated, reinvesting, and then getting liquidated again is essentially gambling with emotions and probabilities. Understanding the true gameplay and establishing a risk management system is crucial for you to transform from a passive player to an active one.