A man involved in cryptocurrency trading, how can he return to a normal life?

I have a friend who initially started trading contracts just to try it out, with a principal of 1500 yuan, and in two days, it grew to 40,000. At that time, he felt invincible, like the Buffett of the crypto world, making money as easily as breathing.

But greed is often the beginning of destruction. Due to #重仓、# all-in bets and #anti-positioning, his 40,000 quickly shrank to a few hundred. However, the thrill of such rapid rises and falls had already made him addicted.

He watches the market every day, neither eating nor sleeping, claiming “contract trading is not for dogs,” but whenever there's a chance, he rushes in faster than anyone else.

The essence of contract trading is speed—leverage of dozens of times, betting right on a wave of market movement, and the funds doubling instantly. It’s faster than stock trading, more exciting than gambling; making money feels like riding a rocket, losing money feels like falling into an abyss.

Stocks can fluctuate up to 10% in a day, but in the crypto world, 100% up or down in a day is not unusual. After tasting that sweetness once, only one thought remains in his mind: “I can turn it around.”

But the reality is, most people don’t get a chance to turn things around before being wiped out by the market.
The horror of contracts isn’t just because of greed, but because of the “pleasure” they give.

Too fast, too exhilarating, like a dream.

But no matter how beautiful the dream, it will eventually wake up, and the price often is losing everything.