People who get addicted to trading coins—can they still return to normal life?

Honestly, it’s hard.
I know a brother; when he first got into contracts, his account only had 1,500 U.
Luckily, he caught a big run—within just a few days he made several ten thousand U.
At that moment, he felt like he had finally found a wealth password, believing making money could be this simple. $AIOT
But the most terrifying part of the market is right here.
Once you’ve experienced the thrill of earning in a single day what takes months in wages, many people can no longer look at normal ways of making money as anything fast enough.
Later, he started going heavy, going all-in, and holding through losses.
If he profited, he complained it wasn’t enough; if he lost, he thought the next trade would make it all come back.
In the end, his account fell all the way from several ten thousand U back to square one.
What really ruined him wasn’t that loss—it was trading addiction.
After that, his phone was practically never out of his hand.
Before sleeping he checked the K-line charts; when he woke up, the first thing he did was open the market; during meals he watched the charts, chatting was also chart-watching, and even in dreams he thought about how the next K-line would move.
Many people think they’re addicted to trading, but actually they’re addicted to the stimulation brought by outsized profits. $0G
The rush of making a few hundred or a few thousand U in minutes keeps pushing you to place more bets, making you think the next trade can change everything.
But the market never changes direction because of your emotions.
The more you want to get back to even, the more impulsive you become; the more you want to get rich overnight, the more likely you are to get liquidated.
Over these years, I’ve seen too many people—not losing to the market, and not losing to technology, but losing to their own greed and obsession.
What truly destroys a person is often not a single loss, but an endless fantasy of huge profits. $ACN
If you find that you’re already unable to stay away from the K-line charts, can’t control the urge to place orders, maybe what you should do now isn’t to keep trading, but to stop and rebuild your own trading rules.
The market is always there, and opportunities are always there too. A real expert isn’t trading every day—he knows when to act and when to stop.
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