Abandonment of futures positions refers to the short name of risk events in which customers give up their positions, hide their names, evade and refuse to return the funds owed to futures companies. The abandonment of futures positions is often the result of futures cross-position events. Under the current domestic credit mechanism, no customer will be stupid enough to put money in his warehouse account again, because the money will not belong to himself, but will be returned to the futures company. After customers abandon their positions, they either temporarily withdraw from the market or open an account in another futures company in the name of others. Customers with strong legal awareness may also sue the futures company and ask the futures company to bear all the consequences of failing to perform the obligation of forced liquidation. However, if the domestic credit mechanism is sound, customers who have overstocked their positions will still return the money to the futures company as their credit records, so as not to affect their development in other business fields.