Most people think earning crypto starts and ends with one move: buy low, pray, and sell high.
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.
