People often ask me: 'Bro, am I just born to be a loser? Why is trading so hard?'
I always want to say: It's not that you can't do it, but you've been misled from the start — blindly following calls and getting lured by the 'get-rich-quick myth', ending up losing so much that you doubt your life; it's really not your fault.
Too many people fall for the 'fake direction'.
Among the fans I've guided, eight out of ten have stepped into these traps:
Following a 'fake mentor' to bet everything on a meme coin, and the person disappears after collecting the 'signal fee', leaving you to pick up the pieces at a high price;
Staying in so-called 'internal groups' waiting for calls, watching others' profit screenshots getting pumped up, and when you jump in, you hit stop-loss, losing more and becoming more afraid to stop;
Getting dizzy from the hype of 'doubling in three days', leveraging, betting on trends, and then one liquidation wipes out half a year's savings...
You think it's because your skills are poor, but in reality, the path you chose is wrong — the biggest trap in the crypto world is not the market, but those who lead you towards 'aggressive, greedy, gambler's mindset'.
Change the direction, and 2000U can also roll into 8400U.
The experience of a loyal fan is the most persuasive:
He previously followed others' signals for half a year, lost over 100,000, and had only 2000U left in his account, almost quitting the crypto world.
After following me, I only set three rules for him: don't chase highs, don't bet everything, and take profits and stop-loss according to strategy.
Every day before trading, I clearly provide entry and exit points, demonstrating how to diversify and wait for signals, and he just follows along —
Three weeks later, 2000U rolled into 8400U, without a single liquidation, and every profit was secured.
He later told me: 'It's not that I suddenly got good; it's that finally someone led me on the 'stable path'.'
There are two worlds in the crypto space; did you choose the right one?
One is the 'Impatient World': daily calls, chasing highs and selling lows, leveraged liquidations; it seems lively, but in the end, only losses remain.
One is the 'Stable World': Advance layout, diversify risk, and compound rolling. It seems slow, but it can turn profits into a snowball.
Which world you're in is never determined by luck — follow the right people, and 2000U can turn into 8400U; follow the wrong people, and 100,000U can become worthless.
The current market actually lacks opportunities, but what's missing is 'a rhythm that doesn't involve blind hustle'.
Stop trading randomly, and don't doubt that you're 'unsuited for trading' —
Find the right direction, stick to the discipline, and a turnaround might just be in the next wave.
(Want to see the operational strategy of the 'Stable World'? If interested, comment '1' in the comment section.)
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