Seeing so many people sad because they were 'eaten' by market movements. As I reviewed a few days ago, the increasing participation of large institutions in the crypto market will have an impact on market movements.
Retail traders who trade with margin will have more difficulty, because their stop loss positions will always be hunted, especially if your stop loss is in the million people's stop loss area. Your position is too clearly visible in the order book.
That's why from the beginning I always suggest, trade with spot, even if your first position is wrong, you can still do averaging. And you won't lose as long as you don't sell it at a loss. You have to learn to understand the difference between floating losses and actual losses.
As long as you have the coins, the potential for profit and loss is still equally open. Unlike futures trading, you don't have the coins at all. You only buy a contract for an asset by risking your capital which will be unilaterally liquidated by the broker if the market price movement goes against your trading position.
How much money do you want to run out of until you really understand?