A man who trades crypto, how does he return to a normal life? To be honest, it's hard.

I have a friend, at first he just played with futures casually—$1,500 in capital, turned into $40k in two days. At that time, he thought he was the Buffett of the crypto world, making money way too easily.
But later, because of heavy positions, going all-in, and fighting the market, the $40k turned back into a few hundred—and he was already hooked.
Staring at the charts all day, not eating or sleeping, saying "futures? even dogs don't trade them," but the moment an opportunity came, he was the first to jump in.
Futures trading, to put it simply, is fast. With dozens of times leverage, you bet on a market swing and your capital rockets up. Faster than stocks, more thrilling than gambling—you win big, you lose big.
Stocks can move at most 10% in a day; in crypto, 100% swings in a day are nothing unusual.
And once you've tasted the sweetness, there's only one thought in your mind: I can make it back.
But the reality is, most people get wiped out by the market before they ever turn things around.
That's why, once you start trading futures, it's really hard to walk away.
Not because of greed, but because it's too fast, too thrilling, too much like a dream.
—The dream is beautiful, but the price is huge.
Follow Brother Jia, no bragging, no pie-in-the-sky—only sharing practical lessons on how to survive in this space. If you keep losing and starting over, come talk to me. I'll teach you how to make trading simple.
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