In fact, there are many people in the cryptocurrency space who are not suitable for trading contracts; when they trade contracts, it's essentially just giving money away. First, their understanding is poor. Many people just think about getting rich quickly, and they go all in right away, or they think about making a little money by trading frequently every day. Those who have this mindset will ultimately lose everything. Second, their technical skills are inadequate. Some people think technical indicators are useless, but the difference between knowing how to use them and not knowing is huge. Those who don't understand the technology and come to trade contracts are just gambling; whether they go long or short, the probability of winning or losing is just fifty-fifty. Third, their mindset is not right. After opening a position, they keep their eyes glued to the market, wishing there were 30 hours in a day. If the price drops a bit, they want to stop loss; they think about it but don't dare to act, and can only endure it, eventually leading to liquidation. If the price rises a bit, they can't hold on, always worrying about what to do if it retraces, what to do if they incur losses; they simply lack patience. Fourth, their execution ability is lacking. They open positions blindly without meeting the conditions of technical indicators, and they close positions without reaching the take profit or stop loss points. Doing this will definitely lead to more losses than gains. Fifth, their strategy is incorrect. When trading contracts, one shouldn't always think about getting rich overnight, nor should they be engaged in frequent trading. They need to focus on trend trades, identify the major trends, divide their capital into 2-3 parts, and place orders with large positions. Set the take profit and stop loss levels, then uninstall the trading software; don't keep staring at it.