This kind of plot, over the years—I’ve seen countless of them…
I’ve got a familiar script here.
First it’s greed: you make a small profit,嫌现货慢, so you start with low-multiplier contracts. Then you lose. When you lose, you’re desperate to get back to breakeven, so you add leverage higher and higher. Then it starts spiraling: at first you want to make some money, but later it’s all about getting your principal back. You start by selling your house, then moving on to payday loans, maxing out credit cards, and finally borrowing from relatives, friends, and classmates.
By the later stage, there’s really no hope left. But you can’t stop—because if you don’t stop, you can comfort yourself with a “fantasy”: just one directional run, and I can get my principal plus interest back. If you stop, then you have to face a brutal reality. In a small county town, you’d have to go to work like everyone else, and for most of your life it might be impossible to earn back the money you lost.
So, it’s best not to start many things in the first place.
In your youth, you always think you’re fine, that everything is still in time, that you can still afford to lose everything.
But once you finally see it clearly, the big mistake has already been made. If you want to turn back, you can’t.
That said, if it’s someone posting these “starting accounts,” there are way too many stories like this. Bro, just don’t—after a while, you can hang up the referral commissions and set up a VIP membership group instead 😂…
I’ve got a familiar script here.
First it’s greed: you make a small profit,嫌现货慢, so you start with low-multiplier contracts. Then you lose. When you lose, you’re desperate to get back to breakeven, so you add leverage higher and higher. Then it starts spiraling: at first you want to make some money, but later it’s all about getting your principal back. You start by selling your house, then moving on to payday loans, maxing out credit cards, and finally borrowing from relatives, friends, and classmates.
By the later stage, there’s really no hope left. But you can’t stop—because if you don’t stop, you can comfort yourself with a “fantasy”: just one directional run, and I can get my principal plus interest back. If you stop, then you have to face a brutal reality. In a small county town, you’d have to go to work like everyone else, and for most of your life it might be impossible to earn back the money you lost.
So, it’s best not to start many things in the first place.
In your youth, you always think you’re fine, that everything is still in time, that you can still afford to lose everything.
But once you finally see it clearly, the big mistake has already been made. If you want to turn back, you can’t.
That said, if it’s someone posting these “starting accounts,” there are way too many stories like this. Bro, just don’t—after a while, you can hang up the referral commissions and set up a VIP membership group instead 😂…
