Yesterday's trading showed me how crazy the risks in the crypto world can be. At 23:02, I bought 5U, and just nine minutes later at 23:11, the coins in my account doubled. I proudly went to wash my face, but when I returned to my phone screen, my entire position had been wiped out. Later, I checked and found out that the developer had completely liquidated everything at 23:04.

This is what I understand as the norm in the crypto world—no hour of stability, with a large number of retail investors being wiped out during the most vulnerable moments of liquidity. The sudden rise and fall of altcoins often happen in the blink of an eye. After some reflection, I think trading with contracts is more reliable—at least the rules are clear, and I won't be directly wiped out to a negative balance by actions like this from developers.