This $RIVER contract really opened my eyes to a new world. Honestly, the house’s face is indeed thick. Winning is very exciting, just like the guy in the picture.

The operation logic is very simple. The house claims that this coin is going to rise, so you follow the trend and go long. Or they say it will fall, so you go short. Sounds reasonable, right? The problem is—once you enter, the price jitters twice and directly traps you. You think about holding a position, believing that the brave will win, but after holding on and holding on, you don’t make any profit from the market, and the fees are almost equal to your principal. This feeling of being cut by contracts with high leverage and high amounts is truly eye-opening.

Liquidation? Playing with contracts is nothing unusual. But with $RIVER’s price, using your margin to liquidate your position is like cutting your butt with a small knife—painful, but very precise. I’ve also been caught off guard myself.

To be honest, since you’re trading coins, high risk is high risk. You can’t say it’s wrong to take risks. But here, I want to give a warning to retail investors and full-position traders—never touch contracts. True experts who can grasp the rhythm just enjoy watching.

Want to be more cautious? Study $BTC and $ETH. For investment thinking, you can add some $BNB. It goes up a little today, and a little more tomorrow. Not making much profit, just for the sake of stable fun.