Do you think trading cryptocurrencies relies on luck? Then you've already lost. This market doesn't kick you out just because your skills are lacking, but because your mindset collapses too quickly. Those who can truly emerge from the cryptocurrency world are not necessarily the ones who read K-lines the best, nor the ones who get news the fastest, but rather those who learn from the market and can still get back up to continue trading.

1. If you don't get liquidated, you'll always live in a fantasy.

Before getting liquidated, you think you're a god; after getting liquidated, you realize you're even worse than a novice. A 50% loss requires doubling to break even, and that's not just math; it's reality. Many people start with 1 million and end up with only 100,000 after just two downturns. It's not that they haven't made money; it's that they haven't been able to keep it. You can double your money 100 times, but one time losing it all means you're out. Your capital is your life; anyone who dares to touch your bottom line must be cut off without hesitation.

2. The real victims die from impulsiveness.

The biggest problem for retail investors is not poor skills but being too impulsive. They see a green K-line and sell, see red and chase. To put it simply, it's a case of itchy hands and greedy hearts. You can spend three days comparing prices for a pair of shoes but only take three seconds to decide to enter the market for cryptocurrencies. Trading fees eat away at your profits, and frequent trades will only trap you deeper. Real experts already have a clear entry and exit strategy—target profit, stop-loss line, withdrawal point—and execute it as soon as it's met, even if it means earning less.

3. Destiny is not gambled; it's endured.

If you're holding 10,000 and still hoping to earn thousands daily, it shows you have no respect for the market. True big players think this way: the goal is a thousand-fold return, not anxiously watching for fluctuations of a few hundred bucks every day. When there's a market, hold tight; when there isn't, rest. Making money in cryptocurrency has never been about daily activity; it’s about having the courage to invest heavily at critical moments while being able to endure the quiet times. Trading is an anti-human practice; this market will only eliminate those with a collapsed mindset, not those without skills. Whether you are a victim or a future hunter depends on your ability to withstand the urge to 'go all in' time and again.