From the overall position, you have to be big enough. However, it should be noted that futures are different from stocks, the chips of stocks are fixed (for a period of time), and futures are completely a game between buyers and sellers. In theory, both futures and spot should be controlled, which requires a huge amount of funds, as well as time, place and people.

From the perspective of participating groups, are there more large households or more middle households and retail investors? In a market with a high proportion of retail investors, it is easier for large funds to use their capital advantages to influence the market.

Even if it affects the market, it may not necessarily make money. There have been failures in the past, there have been failures today (and there have been accidents recently), and there will definitely be more in the future.

If the impact on the market is too great, the exchange and relevant departments will check you.

I suggest you don't use this kind of brain, judge the market well and track it well enough for you to make money.