Every person who enters a casino harbors a dream of becoming rich overnight.

Contracts, in essence, are the casino of the cryptocurrency world.

Contracts can amplify profits in a short time.

Open a 50x leverage; if the market goes in the right direction, you can earn in minutes what others make in a year.

This temptation is so strong that many people, despite knowing the risks, can't help but try.

The typical trajectory of a contract trader is:

First attempt, small profits, feeling "gifted."

Playing bigger and bigger, position sizes get heavier.

Ultimately encountering a major market event, the account goes to zero.

Many people are caught in this cycle, repeatedly facing liquidation.

Why can't they quit?

The gambler's fallacy in psychology: those who lose fantasize about "winning it back next time."

Comparative stimulation: someone in the group shows profit charts, earning tens of thousands, while you feel unwilling to fall behind.

Weariness of slow profits: regular investments and spot trading are too slow; unable to endure loneliness, they just want to make quick money.

It's not that no one can make money with contracts; it's that it tests the most fragile parts of human nature—greed and fear @渔歌趋势