Everyone is criticizing the practice of promoting contracts to college students, but it seems that the criticism may not have much effect. Instead of opposing it, why not turn the tables and organize a contract simulation competition? The gameplay is as follows:

1. Provide a simulated initial capital, such as 10,000 U.
2. The required leverage multiple must be greater than N, for example 10 to 100, counts as one weight.
3. Calculate a weight based on the position ratio.
5. Survival time counts as a weight.

Finally, let's have a ranking. Let's see how many days you can survive under high leverage and high positions. I think after playing once, you should understand the risks involved, right?

The best way to protect young people is not to hide them from them (and not to do so), but to make them understand and recognize the risks. If you have to go through the risk to remember it for a long time, it is better to experience it early than later.