Many people in the contract market are indeed playing with some tricks. Those who go long and short back and forth at the same price level, relying on creating fake trading volume to attract followers—honestly, it's getting pretty tiresome to watch. These influencers treat their followers like cash cows, claiming "never get liquidated," but in reality, they keep their positions tightly locked and refuse to disclose their liquidation prices—so, does this mean that doing so can just hide the truth?

My own trading logic is very simple: by looking at contract follow data, you can understand how I operate; there's no need to hide anything. Some people like to create personas and tell stories on social media, but I'm not interested in that. Independent judgment and managing your own risk are the ways to survive long in this market.

The information war in the crypto space is happening every day, and distinguishing truth from falsehood requires some sharp eyes. Instead of listening to the flowery words of self-media, it's better to look at trading data and real position performance. The market is complex enough; there's no need to be confused by marketing tricks.