Let's talk about a heart-wrenching fact: perpetual contracts play with direction, bullish and bearish, and the logic is straightforward. But options? That's something from another dimension.

If you buy a long call, the currency price rises, and as a result, the time value is worn out, the volatility collapses, and you still lose money. The right direction is also in vain - this is the magic of options.

In essence, letting retail investors play this multi-dimensional game is like forcing people who are accustomed to flat combat to play three-dimensional warfare, which goes against trading intuition. Therefore, perpetuality is the mainstream of the market, and options are always a niche game.