And that's actually a common problem for beginners: they start with something they believe will yield significant profits, while ignoring the real risks that lie ahead.
It's certainly natural to desire substantial profits, but the question is, does it align with our knowledge and skills? For new traders, I don't think so. Because, as new traders, they're undoubtedly still in the learning phase.
In fact, the biggest problem of beginners is that they initially think that it is possible to make huge profits from trading very easily in a short time, they think everything is very easy here, but they should understand this very well that only looking at the profit aspect can never survive in the long term, and everything is very risky, there is no risk-free thing. And in this way, if we consider trading, then trading is a subject where even many skilled people are always facing huge losses, that is, as people expect from it, it is actually more difficult than everyone thinks. Therefore, one should be realistic in trading, to achieve success here, one has to make oneself skilled, and for this, one needs to have a tendency to learn trading with patience.
That's something those who want to start trading should be wary of. Even highly skilled traders can't avoid losses when the market is highly volatile. The market isn't 100% predictable, and sometimes, in the midst of analysis, news emerges that significantly impacts price fluctuations.
The problem is, they only see someone who's made a significant profit from trading, but they don't want to know what the person they're watching is experiencing. On the other hand, we can't entirely blame those new to the crypto world, as sometimes the people they follow only show their profits.