Tulasi Sanjay

Have you ever wondered why so many people lose money in trading or investments? Here's the truth: most people enter the market with low capital and expect huge profits. This is a common mistake that often leads to frustration, losses, and regret.
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The Common Mistake
Many people believe that they can trade or invest small amounts of money and walk away with big profits. Unfortunately, it doesn't work that way. Trading or investing with very little capital is not a sustainable way to grow wealth. If you don’t have the time for technical analysis or the latest market updates, it’s even harder to win this game.
Smart Investment Strategy:
Here are three key steps to building a strong investment portfolio:
1. **Increase Your Capital**
The more you invest, the better chance you have of earning consistent profits. Don't be afraid to add to your capital over time. Start with what you can, but gradually increase your investment.
2. **Aim for Small, Consistent Profits**
Instead of chasing big wins, aim for smaller, steady profits. For example, if you invest $1,000 and earn 5% profit, that’s $50 in a day. Consistent gains add up over time. Slow and steady wins the race.
3. **Don’t Be Greedy**
Greed can lead to poor decision-making. Once you hit your target profit, don’t be tempted to hold on for more. Take your gains and move on to the next opportunity.

The Safer Approach: Spot Trading
When investing, focus on **spot trading** rather than futures. In spot trading, you own the asset outright, and even if the market goes down, the value of your investment can increase over time. However, with futures trading, if your position gets liquidated, you could lose everything, and it won't recover.
Final Thoughts
Building wealth through investments requires patience, smart planning, and the right mindset. If you stick to these steps and avoid common mistakes, you’ll set yourself up for long-term success.
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I want to share my real experience with crypto trading. This is not advice from an expert — this is a story from someone who learned the hard way.
When I first tried futures trading, I made a small profit. That profit made me feel good. I felt confident. I thought I understood the market.
Then I used high leverage with low capital… and within 2 minutes, I lost $50.
My position was fully liquidated.
At that moment, I didn’t fully understand what I did wrong — I only felt the pain of losing money fast.
I had no capital left, so I stopped trading and waited a few months. Later, I made the worst decision of my journey:
I took a credit loan and invested again, thinking I could recover my losses.
But the market started dumping hard.
In spot trading, my coins went down nearly 70%.
If I sold, I would lose most of my capital.
If I held, I wouldn’t be able to repay the loan.
The loan due date was coming, so I sold at a huge loss and paid the loan by adding extra money.
That’s how I lost 70% of my capital + interest on the loan.
After that, I returned to futures trading. I had learned some basics. I made a few good trades. But one bad trade — just one — again wiped out everything.
That’s when I understood some painful truths: Never chase candles.
Never catch a falling knife 🔪.
Never chase a rising rocket 🚀.
I also realized I was trading blindly. I wasn’t watching news, volume, or market sentiment. I trusted charts and emotions more than logic.
Today, I don’t see this as a loss.
I see it as my learning fee in crypto.
What I learned — so you don’t repeat my mistakes
Crypto is open 24/7. Missing one trade means nothing.
If you miss an entry, don’t fool yourself into chasing it. Another opportunity will come.
Taking loans to trade or invest is a big mistake.
Using high leverage with small capital is dangerous.
Copy trading whales or high-leverage traders is not made for beginners.
Never use full capital in futures.
Take small profits and be satisfied.
Trade only a few times a day.
Never trade emotionally or in a hurry.
If you trade futures, always think about risk first, profit later.
Indicators can fail, especially when news hits the market.
So always check: • Volume
• News
• Market conditions
Indicators are only tools — not guarantees.
This journey changed how I think about crypto.
I’m still learning. I’m still building.
And yes — from this experience, I’ve also created my own token called $VGF.
This project is inspired by everything I learned the hard way.
If you want to know more, comment $VGF.
I’ll share the full details very soon.
Sharing this so others can learn without losing what I lost.
Stay safe. Stay patient. Trade smart.