I have a friend who was particularly "clean" when he first entered the circle.
1500U trial, in two days he surged to 40,000.
$XRP At that time, he walked as if floating and sighed to me: "Trading cryptocurrencies is just too easy." As soon as I heard that, I knew he was very likely to fall.
Later the story became clichéd: heavy investment, all in, tough resistance—a set of "money losing three-piece suit" was completed, and 40,000 turned back into a few hundred.
$SOL Do you think this woke him up? Very difficult.
Once a person has tasted that kind of "instant profit" pleasure, it truly is hard to quit. While saying "even dogs don’t trade contracts," his fingers were quicker than anyone else's. When the market moves, he is the first to rush in.
Because contracts are all about "fast, exciting, addictive."
In the stock market, a 10% rise or fall in a day is a big deal; in the crypto world, doubling in a day is just the beginning. With high leverage, if the account soars, money is lost if wrong—yet the person is still excited.
The most fatal aspect is tasting the sweetness for the first time. At that moment, a sentence is engraved in the mind: "I can turn the tables and win back."
So the more he loses, the more he gambles, sinking deeper and deeper. The vast majority of people haven't even waited to "break even" before being cleared out of the market.
This is probably the reason why it's hardest to turn back from contracts: not because of greed, but because it’s too fast, too dreamlike—and the sweeter the dream, the more painful the awakening. @luck萧
