Most in crypto are not traders. They are players waiting for the 'magic signal' that will make them rich by morning. But the market devours their deposits with cold cruelty.
I was among them too:
→ Chased green candles
→ Entered trades without a plan
→ Panicked during drawdown
→ I repeated this over and over.
Turning point: when I realized that trading is not roulette. It's math, psychology, and discipline.
How to break out of the cycle of losses?
1. Your entry is 20% of success. The key is capital management (risk no more than 1-2% per trade) and a clear stop-loss.
2. FOMO = death. Buying at the peak is not a strategy. It's emotions.
3. A trading journal is your teacher. Write down every trade: why you entered, why you exited. Mistakes are repeated until you see them.
4. The trend is your ally. 80% of profitable trades are in the trend, not against it.
The harsh truth: if you are not ready to spend 100 hours analyzing charts, testing strategies, and working on psychology — you are fuel for those who have.
A question for you: Are you still hoping for 'freebies' or are you ready to build a system?
What is the hardest part of trading for you? (Options: 'Discipline', 'Finding entry', 'Fear of loss').