How can people who trade crypto return to normal life? Honestly, it’s really hard.
I have a friend who initially tried futures trading with a small stake and turned 50,000 into 180,000 in two days. He thought he was exceptionally talented and that making money was a piece of cake.

But later, he went all in with big positions and stubbornly held on to losing trades. His 180,000 quickly fell back to 34,000, but by then he was completely hooked.
He spent all day and night glued to the charts, saying he’d never touch futures again. Yet whenever the market moved, he’d still rush right back in.

Futures trading is so harmful because everything happens so “fast.” With leverage of dozens of times, one correct move can make an account skyrocket. It’s more thrilling than stocks, with both wins and losses far more extreme. Stocks have limits on how much they can rise or fall in a day, but in crypto, it’s common for prices to double or halve in a single day.

After experiencing the rush of getting rich overnight, only one obsession remains: I have to win back what I lost. #币圈资讯
But the reality is that most people run out of capital in the market before they ever get the chance to turn things around.

It’s hard to walk away once you’re hooked on futures—not entirely because of greed, but because the rush of getting rich comes so quickly, like a beautiful dream.
No matter how beautiful the dream, the price you pay is unbearably heavy.
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