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I Kept Losing Money in Crypto Until I Understood This!
Hey traders, Muhammad Rehan here! I’ve been in the trading game since 2019 and my journey started just like most of you—dreaming of getting rich overnight.
Back then, I was so confident in crypto’s potential that I went all in—I sold my car and bought two Bitcoins! At that time, I had no idea how the crypto market worked. I started trading with those two BTC, thinking I was on my way to financial freedom.
A week later, I lost almost everything. Panic took over and I cashed out the little I had left, only to watch Bitcoin’s price skyrocket right before my eyes. Frustrated but determined, I came back with another $5,000, and guess what? This time, it took me a whole month to lose it all. LOL.
Looking back, I now understand exactly why I kept losing: I had no clue what I was doing! My understanding of the market was as basic as “Green candle = Buyers, Red candle = Sellers.” And that’s why I failed.
The Game-Changing Lessons I Learned
1. The Market Moves in a Certain Way—Learn It!
Coming from a computing background, I compare this to learning a programming language like Python or PHP. If you want to make a computer do what you want, you have to learn the language it understands. Trading is the same! To navigate the market, I had to learn Technical Analysis (TA).
I spent months watching content, analyzing charts, and slowly, the market started to make sense. Since then, my approach to trading has changed completely. Fast forward to today—I’ve been trading profitably for nearly five years and am now among the top 5% of traders by trading volume in 2025 on Binance! Yahaaay! 🚀
Lessons I Learned from My Early Struggles
You are never smarter than the market. Thinking you can predict every move without proper knowledge is a surefire way to lose money.Revenge trading doesn’t work. If you don’t know what you’re doing, you’ll just keep losing. Emotional decisions lead to disaster.Without technical analysis, you’re just gambling. Crypto is NOT a casino—unless you treat it like one. And guess what? The house always wins!Find the right mentor. Learning from someone experienced can help you avoid costly mistakes and speed up your progress.
Lessons I Learned After Becoming Profitable
Risk management is key. Never risk more than 1% of your account on a single trade.Sometimes you lose, sometimes you win—stay patient. Losing is part of the process, but consistency matters more than a single trade.Don’t stare at the charts all day. Open your trade, set your SL (Stop Loss) and TP (Take Profit), and enjoy life. Just monitor your trade every few hours from your phone.If you lose 3 trades in a day, stop trading. Take a break, reset, and come back tomorrow with a fresh mind.Trading is a journey, not a get-rich-quick scheme. The process takes time, but it’s more rewarding than any other business in the world!
Final Thoughts
That’s it, guys! I hope this can motivate you if you’re at the beginning of your trading journey. If I could turn things around, so can you!
Let me know in the comments—what’s the biggest lesson you’ve learned in trading? 👇🔥
Back then, I was so confident in crypto’s potential that I went all in—I sold my car and bought two Bitcoins! At that time, I had no idea how the crypto market worked. I started trading with those two BTC, thinking I was on my way to financial freedom.
A week later, I lost almost everything. Panic took over and I cashed out the little I had left, only to watch Bitcoin’s price skyrocket right before my eyes. Frustrated but determined, I came back with another $5,000, and guess what? This time, it took me a whole month to lose it all. LOL.
Looking back, I now understand exactly why I kept losing: I had no clue what I was doing! My understanding of the market was as basic as “Green candle = Buyers, Red candle = Sellers.” And that’s why I failed.
The Game-Changing Lessons I Learned
1. The Market Moves in a Certain Way—Learn It!
Coming from a computing background, I compare this to learning a programming language like Python or PHP. If you want to make a computer do what you want, you have to learn the language it understands. Trading is the same! To navigate the market, I had to learn Technical Analysis (TA).
I spent months watching content, analyzing charts, and slowly, the market started to make sense. Since then, my approach to trading has changed completely. Fast forward to today—I’ve been trading profitably for nearly five years and am now among the top 5% of traders by trading volume in 2025 on Binance! Yahaaay! 🚀
Lessons I Learned from My Early Struggles
You are never smarter than the market. Thinking you can predict every move without proper knowledge is a surefire way to lose money.Revenge trading doesn’t work. If you don’t know what you’re doing, you’ll just keep losing. Emotional decisions lead to disaster.Without technical analysis, you’re just gambling. Crypto is NOT a casino—unless you treat it like one. And guess what? The house always wins!Find the right mentor. Learning from someone experienced can help you avoid costly mistakes and speed up your progress.
Lessons I Learned After Becoming Profitable
Risk management is key. Never risk more than 1% of your account on a single trade.Sometimes you lose, sometimes you win—stay patient. Losing is part of the process, but consistency matters more than a single trade.Don’t stare at the charts all day. Open your trade, set your SL (Stop Loss) and TP (Take Profit), and enjoy life. Just monitor your trade every few hours from your phone.If you lose 3 trades in a day, stop trading. Take a break, reset, and come back tomorrow with a fresh mind.Trading is a journey, not a get-rich-quick scheme. The process takes time, but it’s more rewarding than any other business in the world!
Final Thoughts
That’s it, guys! I hope this can motivate you if you’re at the beginning of your trading journey. If I could turn things around, so can you!
Let me know in the comments—what’s the biggest lesson you’ve learned in trading? 👇🔥
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