Can newcomers touch contracts? My answer is very straightforward: try not to.

It's not that you're not smart enough; it's that this thing is specifically designed to amplify human weaknesses.

You might win ten times in a row,

but as long as there's one instance of position control failure, everything before that goes down the drain.

In the end, the tears shed are never about technical issues,

but that old, worn-out yet eternally true saying——

Human nature is always greedy for quick gains.

Many people lose money, and it’s not complicated; the reasons boil down to these few points.

First: Listen to legends entering the market, leave with garbage.

Many people come in because of the "Bitcoin wealth myth":

So-and-so changed their fate with BTC.

But when it's your turn,

what you buy is a pile of illogical, worthless altcoins.

The stories are about others,

but the risks are borne by you.

Second: Want to get rich overnight, so you go for contracts.

Anyone can do the math:

With 100x leverage, a 1% rise doubles your investment.

But no one loves to calculate the other half:

A 1% drop wipes you out immediately.

You’re not trading;

you’re gambling against probability.

And in the casino, the house always wins.

Third: Short-term trading is the most alluring yet the most punishing.

Short-term trading is almost an irresistible temptation for ordinary investors.

But the reality is:

Once you're stuck, you're dead

When you finally get out, you want something faster

Not long after you exchange, you're back at the peak

The result is often:

A few small gains, one big loss,

Emotions are repeatedly harvested.

Altcoins, short-term trading,

can occasionally satisfy human nature,

but never take it seriously.

The cryptocurrency market itself is a brutal art.

And trading is fundamentally anti-human.

What truly suits most ordinary people is not frequent operations,

but reducing the number of trades and extending the time dimension.

Even if a bull market comes,

you have to resist the urge to act rashly.

Remember a very extreme yet useful saying:

If you don’t plan to hold a coin for three to five years, then don’t touch it for three to five minutes.

What is the most typical state of small investors?

Confusion.

Seeing others make money and rushing in,

but not knowing why others are making profits;

Afraid to buy at low prices,

brave at high prices;

Good luck gets a little benefit,

bad luck turns into the market's ATM.

Wealth does not enter through a hurried door.

For ordinary people,

the path with the highest long-term win rate is actually very simple:

Spot trading + value coins + time.

Everyone's answer is different,

but there’s one common point:

Slow is, in fact, the fastest.