There is a harsh truth in the market: 90% of participants in Futures Trading are losing money. But what is even harsher is that most people haven't even figured out why they are losing.

No matter how beautiful the technical analysis is, can your mindset withstand consecutive stop losses? This is the watershed that distinguishes survivors from those who exit.

After observation, several phenomena are particularly obvious:

First, the mindset of pursuing an overnight turnaround is almost universally present. This obsession itself is the greatest source of risk.

Secondly, many traders have a quirk - they run away when they win and stubbornly hold on when they lose. When it's time to cut losses, they harbor luck, and in the end, they end up in a deep trap.

Third, everywhere you see people flaunting how accurate their technical indicators are, but when you really ask about actual profits? They either change the subject or talk about simulated accounts.

Fourth, retail investors are the easiest to be harvested, and the fundamental reason is the information gap and decision isolation. The era of fighting alone is long gone.

Fifth, what does it mean to do the right thing? Finding reliable sources of information and strategic frameworks is much better than trying to figure it out on your own. Those who think they can recover their losses alone often only accelerate their path to zero.

Sixth, if you really want to participate in high leverage Futures Trading, please be mentally prepared for the possibility of losing your principal. High returns come with high risks; this is not just talk. Spot trading is a relatively rational long-term allocation direction.

The market has never lacked opportunities; what it lacks is the patience and risk control awareness to survive until the next bull market.