Looking at the stock market over the past few years has been quite interesting. Big shocks happen frequently, with 60-70% declines being common, and even 80% drops have been seen. The most frustrating part is that you can only watch helplessly as you're cut, wasting a lot of time in the process.

From a probabilistic perspective: 70% of the time in a year, the stock market is in adjustment, with oscillations and declines taking turns. In such a market, relying solely on probability advantages is simply not enough. But the crypto market is different. For mainstream coins like $BTC and $ETH, once the technology is in place and understanding is clear, you can hold long-term and trade contracts without falling into the endless cycle of stock picking. The stock market has over 5,000 varieties, and stock selection itself is a major skill. If your technical skills are not solid, you might see a big gap down the next day and be forced out.

Speaking of fairness: brokers can short, but retail investors cannot, which is a blatant inequality. Contracts are different; you can trade both ways, which actually saves trading time. Plus, if you buy a crypto contract and make a mistake, you can close it immediately. Stocks, on the other hand, require waiting until tomorrow to be cut again before you can exit.

In terms of trend continuity, crypto contracts outperform the stock market. Once a trend is established in a contract, it’s easy to see continuous movements. But stocks often fall apart within half a day, and you can’t even get into the limit-up boards.

To put it simply, the stock market is just a place for pure leek-cutting. Crypto markets are indeed risky, but they are a place where skill truly matters—no fear of choosing, only whether your judgment is right or not.