If you’re into crypto, chances are high you’ve been addicted to video games before.

Maybe you still are.

And that’s not a bad thing, as long as you’ve actually learned something from it.

Because the mindset that made you grind for hours in a game is the same mindset you need to make it in crypto.

What do I mean?

Listen:

When you start playing a game where you have to farm to level up, you don’t question it.

You don’t whine.

You don’t try to skip the process.

You say, “Alright, let’s go,” and you start grinding.

You do side quests.

You upgrade your gear.

You learn the mechanics.

You get better slowly.

Because you know that’s how you unlock the fun part of the game.

But when it comes to real life?

When it comes to investing?

Suddenly that mindset vanishes.

Most people invest a few hundred dollars into crypto and expect to 10x it in a month.

They think they’ll become master traders by next quarter.

They expect insane rewards without having to go through the leveling-up process.

Why?

Why are you okay being a noob in a video game, but not in a game that can change your life?

This mindset gap is wild.

There’s no shortcut in this market

No free lunch

No secret “weapon” that will let you skip the grind

You want results?

Then you need to earn them

Level up your character

Level up your skills

Spend more time studying

Understand risk.

Track your trades.

Do the boring stuff.

Build your XP.

Day by day.

Because the truth is:

Most people got wiped out by the most recent brutal PA.

Not because the game was rigged, but because they treated it like a shortcut.

They didn’t want to learn

They only chased the highs.

And they got deleted.

But if you’re still here.

If you’re still watching, still learning, still sharpening your “blade”…well done.

Congratulations.

You’re definitely not like most people.

And that matters.

Because this market has proven time and time again that it doesn’t reward the tourists

It rewards the last ones standing.

May the next months bring you everything you deserve.