Most people don’t lose money in crypto because the market crashes. They lose money because they trusted the wrong project.
The crypto space doesn’t have a learning curve, it has a cliff.
If there’s one brutal truth every crypto investor eventually learns, it’s this: the market doesn’t care about your feelings.
If you’ve been lurking in crypto forums, you’ll notice one question that keeps popping up: “How do I start with a small amount safely?”
If you’ve been in crypto long enough to survive at least one late-night chart check and a mini-panic sell, you’ve probably asked yourself the ultimate question:
Every now and then, you meet someone whose life feels like a parable, the kind of story you hear once and never quite forget. I once met a man like that. Or rather, I met his story.
That year, that time I jumped into trading with nothing more than curiosity, my laptop, and a few coins worth $1,500. I didn’t have a strategy. I didn’t even have a plan. I just had that stubborn belief that I could figure it out.
Every few months, crypto Twitter wakes up, rubs its eyes, and asks: “Wait... why is nothing mooning?”
When I first started trading crypto, I used to think price stability came from pure demand, that a token stayed strong because everyone was simply buying it.
(And How to Stop Being the Market’s Favorite Snack)
The first time I lived through a crypto bear market, I thought I was ready.
Every beginner in trading starts with the same question: Where do I even begin? The charts, the candles, the endless coins, it all feels overwhelming at first.
