$FHE I once saw a person who, because of contracts, could never return to a normal life.
At first, he was just curious and tried it with 1500. Within two days, his account surged to 40,000.
At that moment, he felt it wasn't just luck but that he had been 'chosen' — making money could be this easy.
Then came the familiar cycle: heavy investment, all-in, unwilling to lose. Soon, 40,000 turned back into three digits. But what truly destroyed him was not just the money.
It was that he was completely addicted.
He would curse the contracts as traps, yet whenever the market jumped, his hands would act on their own. Staring at his phone while eating, waking up in the middle of the night to check the charts.
Life was reduced to two states: either placing an order or waiting for the next opportunity to place one.
The most deadly temptation of contracts lies in the 'speed'. With dozens of times leverage, a single candlestick can rewrite numbers, that thrill far exceeds any investment, even more captivating than gambling.
Stock prices fluctuate moderately, but here they can double in an instant or drop to zero in the blink of an eye.
The scary part is, once you've tasted the thrill of quick money, you can no longer tolerate slowly becoming rich. Only one voice remains in your head: 'I just need to be right one more time.'
However, the market's new participant reward often comes only once. Most people don't get to the second 'lucky' moment, and their capital and mindset have already collapsed.
Thus, the most ruthless aspect of contracts is not just making you lose money. It makes you deeply believe: there are shortcuts in life, and wealth can be gained in a leap.
It's not that you aren't clear-headed; it's that it's too fast, too intense, like a dream you don't want to wake up from.
And the price of the dream often needs to be paid back in reality.
Most people are trapped in a vicious cycle, not due to lack of effort, but due to lack of a guiding light. The market is often present, but opportunities do not wait for anyone — follow the right person @luck萧 , to escape the darkness.
