#数字货币市场回升 has seen too many people take a fall in the crypto market, but contracts hurt the most.

A guy initially out of pure curiosity put in fifteen hundred to test the waters. As a result, in just two days, his account balance jumped to forty thousand—during those 48 hours, he seemed like a different person, walking with his head held high, chatting with everyone about "trend analysis" and "technical breakthroughs," as if he could make himself a legend.

So what next? Going all in with heavy positions, refusing to set stop losses, stubbornly enduring the reverse fluctuations. Forty thousand quickly evaporates into a few hundred bucks. Shouldn't a normal person wake up by now? No. Instead, he becomes even more crazy: watching the market while eating hot pot, staring at the market before going to bed, and even checking the K-line while on the toilet. He verbally curses "trading contracts is foolish," but the moment the market slightly moves, he is always the first to jump in.

Why can't I quit? Because this thing is just too damn fast.

With dozens of times leverage at play, if you get the direction right, the funds will take off directly, and the speed is comparable to a cheat device. In the traditional stock market, a daily limit-up is only 10%, while here you can complete a whole day's market in just ten minutes. Once you have tasted the experience of going from one thousand five to forty thousand in a few minutes, a seed will be planted in your mind—"I can do it, I can try again, and even more fiercely this time."

But the harshest thing about the crypto market is that when you think "just a little bit more," you've actually already been kicked out.

This is the magic of contracts - it's not that you can't quit, it's that you don't want to quit at all. It's not greed that's at play, but the illusion brought by the rapid, immense profits and the thrill of adrenaline surging, it's just too damn addictive. Like a dream, so splendid it's unreal.

It's just that no one reminds you: the sweeter the dream, the worse the losses in your account when you wake up.