For futures companies, there will be no situation of wearing positions! Unless it is a capital allocation, the capital allocation company will do this! Futures companies are members of the exchange, and all have corresponding margin payment. If the funds are lower than the margin stipulated by the exchange, the exchange will close the position directly, and it is impossible for the exchange not to close the position, because there are trading rules, when it is necessary to close the position forcibly, if there is a counterparty, it will be normal and strong. If there is no counterparty, then the most profitable counterparty will trade with the counterparty. So, what you said only exists in fund-raising companies. If you have a position in a fund-raising company, you can ignore it if you are courageous. Just don't let them find you, because fund-raising is not allowed by the state, so the fund-raising contract is often invalid, because the state expressly stipulates that you can't borrow money or make financial venture investment! The court will not advocate the rights of those who know that they are being used for venture capital without persuasion, that is, sue the court. As long as you don't know anything, their staff will lure you to raise funds, and they can only admit their losses themselves!