A friend's experience perfectly illustrates the saying, “Once you get into contracts, normal people can't succeed.”
At first, he invested 1500 yuan just to test the waters, purely with a playful mindset. As a result, within two days, he directly made 40,000!
During that time, he was on cloud nine, bragging to everyone, “I am the Buffett of the crypto world,” thinking making money was simply a walk in the park, and that meager salary from his job was nothing to look at.
Unfortunately, the good times didn't last long. Heavy investments, going all in, and stubbornly holding onto losses, after a series of operations, his 40,000 shrank directly to a few hundred. One would think he would wake up, right? On the contrary, he became completely obsessed.
He stayed up all night monitoring the market, barely managed three meals, with only candlestick charts in his eyes. He would curse and say, “Even contract traders don’t play this,” but whenever there was market volatility, he charged in faster than anyone.
Why couldn't he quit? The core reason is one word: fast.
With leverage of dozens of times, when the market goes the right way, the funds double in seconds, ten times more thrilling than stock trading, even more addictive than gambling.
Stock prices can fluctuate by a maximum of 10% in a day, but in the crypto world, doubling or halving in a single day is commonplace.
Once you’ve tasted that sweet profit, all that remains in your mind is one obsession: I can definitely make my money back.
But the reality is that the vast majority of people don’t wait for the day they can turn their fortunes around, they are completely liquidated by the market, with not even their principal left.
This thing is really not about greed; it's that it's too enjoyable, too fast, like a dream of getting rich that you can't wake up from.
But the more beautiful the dream, the greater the cost of falling. Wanting to turn back is as difficult as ascending to the heavens. @阿二说币
