Quitting contracts is really harder than quitting gambling:

For a man who trades cryptocurrencies and wants to return to a normal life? Honestly, it’s too difficult.
Real-life example around me: a friend initially only dipped his toes into contracts, with a principal of 1500U, and within two days it jumped straight to 40,000—he got carried away instantly, calling himself a “Crypto Buffett,” thinking making money is that easy.
But the ending is very realistic: going all-in with a heavy position, refusing to cut losses, and within a few days the entire 40,000 was pulled back to zero—leaving only a few hundred dollars.
Since then, he’s been completely addicted: staring at the candlestick charts with eyes open and shut, not eating or sleeping, swearing every day that he’ll never touch contracts again—yet whenever the market moves, he’s always rushing to the front.
The essence of contracts can be summed up in one word: fast.
With leverage of dozens of times, just one market move can make funds skyrocket—more stimulating than stock trading, more addictive than getting swept up in gambling.
When you’re winning, it feels insanely good; when you’re losing, it hits even more destructively: stocks can drop by up to 10% in a single day, while in the crypto market, 100% daily swings are the norm.
After tasting the sweetness of getting rich overnight, the only obsession in his head is, “I can make it back”—but for most people, they get harvested by the market long before they ever break even.
Contracts are hard to quit—not just because of greed, but because they come too fast and the thrill is too overwhelming, like a delusional dream you can’t wake from.
Brothers who like playing with contracts but end up getting liquidated again and again and can’t find a clear trading direction—if you’ve got that situation, just trust me.
No grand promises, no gimmicks, absolutely no misleading hype—just sharing real, hands-on playbook experience that can help you survive steadily in the crypto world.