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Eight years ago, I entered the crypto market with a small capital and a head full of illusions. Today, looking back on the journey I have traveled, what I have is not only assets that have increased many times but, more importantly, a mindset strong enough to survive long-term in this harsh market.
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The market doesn't care who you are, and it certainly doesn't care how hard you've worked. It only cares about one thing: whether you still have money or not.
I've heard many similar stories: just a month into the market, accounts that started with a few thousand U dropped straight down to a few hundred. Not because of the person.

In the crypto market, the outcome of "family shattered – accounts at 0" has never been rare. The leaderboard of big-winning traders is constantly changing, not because they evolve, but because those who were ahead have already "died." As someone who has been deeply involved in this market for many years, I have witnessed countless cases.

Success in the crypto market doesn't come from catching every wave, but from ignoring most of the noise and still seizing truly valuable opportunities.
After more than ten years of navigating the market, I realize a paradox: those who fail are not because they are less intelligent, but because they m

If you're still wondering "Has the altcoin season started?" then you are probably viewing the market with the mindset of… last week.
Because the market no longer responds with words, but with actions.
Capital is already and continues to flow out of Bitcoin to spread into higher-risk assets. And that is exactly

In the early days of entering the cryptocurrency market, I was just like most other investors: living with the K-line, breathing with the candles. Just a 1–2% price increase would make my heart race, hands trembling as I took profits out of fear of "losing the gains."
But ironically, many times after I sold, the price continued to rise by another 20–

In the crypto market, I have seen too many people come in with a few hundred U, a few thousand U with the dream of “x10 overnight.” The result is often the same: accounts vanish faster than they deposit money.
But there are also those who take the opposite path. One of my students started with only 800U,

Leverage is not scary – what’s scary is entering a position without controlling risk.
I have been trading futures for eight years. I have blown accounts, multiplied my capital many times, and have also witnessed countless people come and go from the market in silence.
After all these years, I have learned that

In crypto, the winner is not the one who makes money the fastest, but the one who lasts the longest.
Most people who enter the cryptocurrency market carry a very similar dream:
👉 Catch the right wave
👉 Find the right opportunity
👉 Multiply the account in a short period
But reality is harsh

Tom Lee – Chief Research Officer of Fundstrat Global Advisors – recently provided an overall outlook for the financial markets in 2026 in an interview with CNBC. According to him, 2026 will be a year of significant volatility but with a positive ending, as the entire spectrum of market emotions – from euphoria

2025 has been considered a positive milestone for the cryptocurrency legal framework in the US. The US Congress has passed the GENIUS Act, establishing a stablecoin regulatory framework, while also advancing the CLARITY Act – a bill regarded as one of the most important in clarifying how

In crypto, what determines how far you can go is not the initial capital, but how long you can survive.
Many people enter the market with a few hundred U and a dream of "Changing Life Quickly." But the harsh truth is: most leave even faster than they entered. Not because they lack intelligence, but because h

Seeing a green candle makes your heart race? Seeing a red candle keeps you awake?
If you're feeling this way, it's very likely that the problem isn't with your strategy – but with not having learned how to survive.
I still remember very clearly the first time I bought a coin. A message in the group, a few words about a "good trade," and I went all-in without understanding

The chart turns red, accounts evaporate by the hour, and fear seeps into every message from investors. Such moments are not unfamiliar to anyone who has gone through several cycles in the crypto market.
The only difference between survivors and those eliminated from the game is not luck.

In the context of Ethereum approaching key resistance levels, many analysts believe the market is reenacting a familiar historical pattern – where year-end weakness often serves as a springboard for a strong rally in the first quarter of the following year. If this scenario repeats, ETH could very well vư

Having a small capital has never been a death sentence in the crypto market. What truly kills accounts is the reckless use of money without discipline and the psychology of wanting to get rich too quickly.
I have met many people who enter the market with $1,000–$2,000, believing: "Just one winning trade can change my life."
And the result, you can guess.

Tom Lee, founder of Fundstrat, predicts Bitcoin may reach new highs this month and believes Ethereum is also set for significant gains. He expects market volatility in 2026, but views current adjustments as groundwork for future growth.

Losing a finger is even worse than losing an arm. In crypto, preserving your network is more important than any profit.
About a year ago, a friend of mine came to me in a nearly broken state. His account had only 1,200 USDT, his spirit was shattered, and his confidence in the market was almost zero.
Six months later, he