Is the volatility of the cryptocurrency market truly terrifying enough to drive people to extreme measures?

For those who haven't experienced it firsthand, no words can truly capture the horror of the ups and downs of the crypto world.

Just look at the tragic case of a Korean family of three who tragically chose to end their lives after investing in Luna.

Luna, often dubbed as the "Maotai" of the crypto world, once soared to hundreds of dollars per token, only to plummet to zero.

One day you check your crypto account and feel like a millionaire, but the next day you're left with mere pennies. It's a rollercoaster from euphoria to despair in an instant.

There's a heartbreaking video circulating online of a middle-aged man breaking down in tears on a train after losing tens of millions due to a sudden contract failure. Does the crypto market have the power to drive people to the brink of despair?

Some individuals enter the crypto world seeking quick riches, believing that investing in Bitcoin is too slow. Instead, they take reckless gambles on coins like Dogecoin.

But what exactly is Dogecoin?

It's simply a coin randomly issued by some individuals and scammers on the Kaiyuan public chain within the crypto sphere. Despite being packaged by professional teams and promoted in various communities, many fall victim to these schemes during bull markets, hoping for quick gains.

Especially when introduced by acquaintances or experts, Doge coins can be fatally appealing, leading individuals to splurge on cars and multiple houses in one go.

While there are success stories of people profiting from the crypto market, personally, I've yet to meet anyone who has truly made money from it. It's a harsh reality.

Everyone who enters the crypto world harbors unrealistic fantasies:

They hope that seemingly dubious projects turn out to be legitimate, enabling them to strike it rich overnight.

Take high-yield staking platforms, for instance. They promise to double or even tenfold your income in a month, allowing you to withdraw cash upfront.

But once the staking period ends,#BTC