Why Trading Crypto Will Never Be a Job
You think you're mastering a craft. Reading candles. Timing entries. But you're not navigating markets—you’re feeding an engine. Every click, every trade, fuels a machine built not to be outwitted, but to be fed. The exchange doesn’t match orders. It scripts them. It doesn’t respond to your moves—it anticipates, exploits, and devours them.
Volatility isn’t a market condition—it’s a trapdoor. Every spike is bait. Every dump is choreography. The price doesn't move—it hunts. Order books whisper promises they never intend to keep. That "clean breakout"? It was only clean because the exchange swept your stop on the way up. Liquidity isn’t opportunity. It’s a spotlight—once you’re in the open, you’re done.
Strategies don’t break through—they break down. Technical tools built for real markets falter in synthetic ones. MACD, RSI, Bollinger—none account for manipulation masked as movement. Quiet hours aren’t safe—they’re recalibrations. Patterns don't repeat—they're rewritten by code the moment you act on them.
The deeper your discipline, the sharper their targeting. You’re not building a system—you’re painting a target. Crypto trading isn’t a profession. It’s a performance—one the exchange profits from every time you step on stage.
You’re not outsmarting anything. You’re just training the algorithm to beat you faster.
