A man trading cryptocurrencies, how can he return to a normal life? Honestly, it's very difficult.

I have a friend who initially just tried trading contracts, starting with 1,500 in capital, and in two days he turned it into 40,000. At that time, he thought he was the Buffett of the crypto world, making money so easily.
Later, due to heavy positions, all-in bets, and resisting losses, his 40,000 turned back into a few hundred, but he was already hooked.
He checks the market every day, doesn't eat or sleep, and claims "contract trading is not for me," yet whenever there's a chance, he's more aggressive than anyone.
Contract trading, to put it simply, is fast. Using leverage of dozens of times, if you bet correctly on a trend, your funds shoot up rapidly.
It's faster than stock trading, more exciting than gambling, and you can make or lose a lot quickly.
Stocks can fluctuate up to 10% in a day, but in crypto, 100% up or down in a day is not unusual.
Once you've tasted the sweetness, the only thought in your mind is: I can turn this around.
But the reality is, most people don't get a chance to turn things around before the market clears them out completely.
That's also why, once you get into contract trading, it's really hard to go back.
Not because of greed, but because it's too fast, too exhilarating, almost like a dream.
— The dream is too beautiful, and the cost is too high.
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