Even large accounts with funding, early access to information, and incentives struggle to survive in crypto. If currently at a small loss, breaking even, or holding a modest profit, that's a pretty good outcome
Better times may come. Stay sharp, trust only your own judgment and avoid following big accounts blindly. Many of them are just gambling; their reach often makes them seem right
Leaving the market; calling the experience positive would be dishonest
Narrative after narrative made it feel like always two steps behind
Those around said time had been wasted, and that felt true
Five years have passed since entering the cryptocurrency market — it felt more like a gambling bazaar than a market
Exhaustion led to a needed step back for self-reflection. Wishing others the best and requesting no contact
Even large accounts with funding, early access to information, and incentives struggle to survive in crypto. If currently at a small loss, breaking even, or holding a modest profit, that's a pretty good outcome
Better times may come. Stay sharp, trust only your own judgment and avoid following big accounts blindly. Many of them are just gambling; their reach often makes them seem right