What is the craziest market you have ever seen? Some people made a full position on event contracts four times in a row and directly earned 3500U. This kind of thrill is indeed addictive.
Event contracts have become popular, but to be honest, this thing is essentially gambling. It's no different from guessing sizes or playing baccarat; it just adds a space for wave operations. Some people can indeed profit by grasping market fluctuations, but the risks are equally real.
There's an interesting phenomenon: more and more newcomers want to follow the trend and engage in this type of contract, with a minimum threshold starting at 1000U. It sounds low, but the problem is—frequent operations are really not advisable. If you have a weak heart or average psychological endurance, it's best to stay away from this. Doing too much of this can take a toll on both your mind and body.
Rather than calling it a money-making skill, it's more of a test of self-awareness. Knowing when to take action and when to rest is far more important than chasing frequency.
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BoredWatcher
· 14h ago
3500U is indeed pleasant, but upon reflection, gambling is the most insidious trap.
Continuous full orders? That requires a lot of luck, most people just end up losing.
That's right, really don't operate frequently. I've seen guys who stare at the market every day, their eyes have lost focus.
This thing has a low entry barrier but gets you carried away, you can start with 1000U, and end up losing it all in a month.
Knowing when to sleep is more important than anything else, this sentence hits home.
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NeverVoteOnDAO
· 12-22 21:43
Can you really make a profit on 3500U in four trades? Sounds great, but the odds are really terrifying.
Wait, I just want to ask—has anyone really been able to do this consistently, or is it just one case that's been exaggerated?
If your heart can't take it, then don't play. This hits hard.
To put it simply, it's a gambler's mentality; those who know when to stop have already exited.
What happens to those who frequently trade? Can anyone share their experiences publicly?
Instead of just speeding up your trades, it's better to first examine your risk awareness.
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ForumLurker
· 12-22 21:31
3500U is enjoyable, but the next round loses you to the point of questioning life, really no difference
To put it simply, it’s a psychological game; those who make money never show their trades, and those who show their trades have already Get Liquidated
I have personally seen people go broke from frequent operations, and they are still borrowing money
The key isn’t in the skills, but whether you can recognize whether you are a gambler or a trader
The most toxic aspect of these contracts isn't losing money, but the addiction to wanting to win even after winning.
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LiquidityWizard
· 12-22 21:29
3500U? Dude, is this luck or does he really have some skills? I think it's mostly the former.
Getting addicted to the thrill of gambling, that hits hard... Frequent trading can really mess people up.
Knowing when to sleep, that line is golden, it's talking about me.
Event contracts are just a "legitimate" disguise for a gambling table, don't be fooled by the low threshold.
Newbies coming in thinking they can win four times in a row, wake up everyone, most people end up paying tuition fees.
I've seen too many cases of waking up to a zeroed account, it's better to be steady.
If you have a weak heart, definitely don't touch this, my fren played for three days and directly developed anxiety.
Money-making skills? This thing has never existed, only psychological games and luck.
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blocksnark
· 12-22 21:26
3500U in one go, and then it's negative infinity. I've seen too much of this.
To put it bluntly, it's a psychological game. When you win, you think you're a genius; when you lose, you realize what helplessness really means.
Newbies starting with 1000U, nine out of ten come out crying, and the last one is still numbing themselves.
The key is not the skills, but whether you can be true to your Wallet and your sleep quality.
My fren developed anxiety after playing for three days, and the medical expenses amounted to what took him two months to earn... Is it worth it?
What really tests you in this game is knowing when to choose not to engage; that's the real skill.
What is the craziest market you have ever seen? Some people made a full position on event contracts four times in a row and directly earned 3500U. This kind of thrill is indeed addictive.
Event contracts have become popular, but to be honest, this thing is essentially gambling. It's no different from guessing sizes or playing baccarat; it just adds a space for wave operations. Some people can indeed profit by grasping market fluctuations, but the risks are equally real.
There's an interesting phenomenon: more and more newcomers want to follow the trend and engage in this type of contract, with a minimum threshold starting at 1000U. It sounds low, but the problem is—frequent operations are really not advisable. If you have a weak heart or average psychological endurance, it's best to stay away from this. Doing too much of this can take a toll on both your mind and body.
Rather than calling it a money-making skill, it's more of a test of self-awareness. Knowing when to take action and when to rest is far more important than chasing frequency.