There are indeed quite a few people in the cryptocurrency world who are in debt. I know at least five people ask for help in my private messages every day. There are certainly more who silently endure it, and those who truly make money from trading are rare. However, even CSGO skins can lead to debt; I hadn't heard of that before. Recently, I heard about a college student who borrowed tens of thousands from his roommate to trade skins, and as a result of the recent changes to item synthesis, he suffered significant losses. Fortunately, the skins are spot assets, and without leverage, he won't face a liquidation, so there's still a way out. Consider it a lesson before entering society.