Contracts in the crypto world are just beautifully packaged "high-energy traps".
Clearly, there are many people facing liquidation, yet everyone can't help but dive in. Why? Because it’s too enticing.
1. Small money prying big money, it’s too easy to get hooked.
A few hundred or thousand as margin, and with leverage, it's tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands in position.
When the market moves, account numbers jump like in an elevator.
This "instant wealth illusion" is something normal people just can't withstand.
2. You can make money whether the market goes up or down, giving you the illusion that "just pressing buttons can win".
With stocks, you can only earn when they rise; contracts offer opportunities in both rising and falling markets.
Coupled with the crypto world’s three major news updates a day—
The gambler's mentality is directly ignited: "I can definitely guess this one right!"
In the end, the market only likes to educate this kind of confidence.
3. The culture of sharing trading results is deadly.
What others share are victory screenshots showing tenfold or twentyfold profits.
Liquidated positions? They will never share.
You think you can replicate it, but you can’t see when others are losing.
4. High leverage is a double-edged sword, and the market really doesn’t give you time to react.
When it rises, it's exhilarating, but when it falls, it’s snatched away in an instant.
The crypto market is fast and ruthless; news can instantly wipe out a row of people.
5. To be honest: playing alone is risky, having someone guide you gives you a better chance.
Contracts can be profitable, but the hard part is managing your mindset and position.
Disorganized positions = liquidation
No stop-loss = liquidation
Emotional trading = liquidation
Random gambling = liquidation even faster
Having someone help you track the rhythm and positions can really make a difference.
6. One last piece of advice.
Contracts are not a bad thing; the gambler's mentality is.
Want to play? Sure, but remember:
Don’t gamble recklessly, don’t go heavy, set stop-losses, use money you can afford to lose, and trade with the trend.
In the crypto world, staying alive is more important than becoming wealthy. $BTC
