Saw Guilin bro’s post, making moves on volatility—can’t make big gains, but also won’t lose big. Really want to ask everyone: ‘Is it easier to trade contracts in U.S. stocks or in crypto altcoins?’ Personally, I think U.S. stocks. Take SPCX as an example. From its historical high of 220, it dropped to below 110—cut in half—and it took a month and a half to do so. Meanwhile, altcoins dropping that much? Those who know, know. Plus, the liquidity of major stocks in the U.S. market is solid, and they’re good for trading. The volatility is fast too. Even if you’re just trading spot, going back and forth can still be decent gains, right? I’m talking about small profits over multiple trades. If you’re trying to hit it big in one go, then just ignore me. And let’s not even get started on contracts. At least U.S. stock contracts won’t mess you up randomly. Of course, personally, I think U.S. stocks—especially the major ones—are better to avoid shorting. DYOR