#数字资产动态追踪 Following influencers' operations but still getting liquidated? Nine times out of ten, it's because of these 5 pitfalls.

Why do others achieve stable returns with contracts, but you get liquidated as soon as you start? On the surface, it seems like bad luck, but mostly it's because these issues haven't been addressed. Today, we'll dissect these 5 deadly traps one by one to help you avoid them.

**Pitfall 1: Choosing the Wrong Leverage Multiplier**

Newbies love to go all-in with 50x or 100x leverage, dreaming of getting rich overnight. But in reality? A 1% market fluctuation can wipe you out. This is a physical inevitability, not bad luck.

Looking at the data makes it clear:
- 5x leverage can withstand 20% volatility
- 10x leverage tolerates only 10%
- 50x leverage? Just 2% movement can liquidate you

The truth is this—start practicing with low leverage of 3-5x. Surviving is more important than anything. Make small profits first, then aim for bigger gains.

**Pitfall 2: Fear of Cutting Losses, Hard Holding**

The most common ways to die are these two:
"Hold on a bit longer, it will rebound" → ends up losing more
"Lost half my position, don’t want to cut" → eventually loses everything

Sounds heartbreaking, right? But the solution is simple—set a fixed stop-loss point (about 3%), and gradually move the stop-loss up as profits grow. This isn’t giving up; it’s about staying alive to keep playing.

**Pitfall 3: Going All-In, Dreaming of Instant Riches**

"Market is rare this time, I’ll go all-in" "Just this one shot"—how many have gone bankrupt because of this?

Try this position management formula:
**Single trade size = Capital × 2% ÷ Leverage**

For example: with $10,000 capital and 10x leverage, the maximum single trade is $200. Sounds conservative? But it’s a conservative way to stay alive and make money. Diversify your positions—don’t put all your fate on one trade.

**Pitfall 4: Letting Emotions Take Over, Chasing Pumps and Cutting Losses**

FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) kicks in—seeing a rapid rise, chasing madly, and ending up buying at the top. Panic selling is also a common trick—selling at low prices during a sharp drop, then rebounding. Data shows over 80% of liquidations happen during intense market volatility, often triggered by emotional outbursts.

How to fix this? Make a trading plan in advance and stick to it strictly. Don’t stay up all night watching charts, don’t let candlesticks lead you around. Discipline is more valuable than intuition.

**Pitfall 5: Not Understanding Exchange Traps, Getting Liquidated by Price Gaps**

"Price gaps" are something you need to know—sudden sharp drops or rises trigger a bunch of stop-loss orders, then the price quickly recovers, and the big players eat your orders. Slippage is another issue—during extreme market conditions, the actual transaction price can be far from your expected price.

The solution? Choose mainstream, reputable platforms. For major coins like $SOL, liquidity is higher, and the chances of being caught in a gap are lower.

All these points boil down to two words: survive. Don’t expect to get rich overnight. First, fill these 5 pitfalls, and only after recovering your principal 100% should you consider the next step.