To be honest: 90% of people in the crypto world lack not technology, but the courage and execution to turn things around.
No more pretending, let’s lay it all out today.
Why did you enter the crypto world?
✅ Was it for technical growth?
✅ Was it to learn candlestick charts?
✅ Or was it to watch financial news every day?
Stop lying to yourself. Your only goal in the crypto world is two words: "making money."
And it’s about losing money and wanting to break even, breaking even and wanting to double, doubling and wanting to get rich.
But what’s the reality? 90% of retail investors have accounts that follow this rhythm:
Loss → Add position → More loss → Heavy position → Liquidation → Recharge → More loss, over and over again,
Feeling numb from the losses, yet still being stubborn. On one hand saying to themselves, "I need to be steady," while on the other hand placing orders as if gambling with their lives.
To be honest, in this market, it’s not the people with the best technology who make money, but those who can control their hands, withstand loneliness, and understand the rhythm who make money.
Too many people have faced liquidation, but those who can turn things around and return their accounts to positive returns are only of two types:
① Those who are willing to listen, execute, and are not overly sensitive
② Those who are willing to persist and dare to get back up after falling
How much is in your account now?
A few hundred U or a few thousand U? Still dreaming of doubling overnight? Still losing your mind watching others’ profit screenshots?
Let me tell you: to turn things around, it’s not about luck, it’s about — rhythm + position control + execution.
In this past month, a few brothers I’ve been trading with,
grew from 2000 U to 13,000 U, from 3000 U to 20,000 U, and even recovered from liquidation, going from 900 U back to 20,000 U.
It’s not about having perfect trades every day, but when the rhythm is right, the account grows on its own.
To put it plainly, how far this market can go depends on whether you can be tough once, and be tough on your own human nature.
Stop asking for signals everywhere, stop blindly following trades, and stop saying "if only I had known."
