Why is the end of contracts in the crypto world liquidation?

Because human nature always overestimates its ability to win and underestimates how harsh the market can be.

You look at the candlestick chart and say: "It can't possibly drop any further." The market replies: "Wait, let me show you what 'impossible' really means."

You increase your position, average down, and go all in, fully aware of the risks, yet holding onto hope.

You aren't trading; you're betting that this time you won't be the last one holding the bag.

Human nature is greedy; the more you earn, the more you want to earn. Human nature is fearful; the more you lose, the more you want to make a comeback.

In the end, it’s not the market that causes your liquidation, but your own unwillingness to admit defeat.

Contracts are not the scythe; human nature is.

What you earn is not money from technical analysis, but the dividends of human nature defeating human nature. The market is highly volatile; panic sets in with a drop, chasing occurs with a rise, and ultimately, people cut losses halfway up the hill, all because of the inability to hold on. Those who can truly make money may not necessarily understand the technology, but they definitely have patience and faith, remaining calm and steadfast at critical moments. So stop asking which coin is the most stable; first, ask yourself if you can "hold on."