Yesterday Jake Paul contracts were trading at 7 cents—and plenty of traders immediately thought they'd stumbled onto a guaranteed 10x opportunity. Here's the thing though: there's always a reason why something trades that cheap. Low prices don't equal high probability wins. Sometimes they reflect real risk, weak fundamentals, or poor market conditions. The gap between perceived value and actual value is massive in crypto. Those 7-cent buys? That was essentially an IQ test. The ones who got burned already know why those cheap contracts stayed cheap. Take it as a lesson: bargain-hunting in volatile markets requires more than just spotting a low price. Good luck out there.