#BTC Today, I just opened AnAn and saw a brother got scammed. I'm helping to share this, so everyone can take a look, especially the newcomers in the game, including those who don't have a stable profit system right now.
I also want to share my thoughts and opinions. Let's be real, there are a lot of folks in our space charging membership fees for signals; some of them actually have skills, so it’s not fair to lump everyone together. I get where this brother is coming from because many have gone through the same process: entering the game clueless, with no one to guide them, losing a bit of cash while learning, and if they're lucky, making some profits. Then they see these signals and think, "Wow, that’s impressive! If I follow this guy, I can definitely make money," and all the flashy images of returns lure you in; getting scammed is pretty common. This space has all kinds of people, and honestly, investing in yourself is often better than investing in others.
I've always advised those still in their growth phase to trade with small positions and low leverage to refine their trading systems. Once your mindset and skills are at a controllable level, then you can try to trade with a more serious approach. (Trading isn’t gambling; when you choose to gamble, you’ve already lost.)
I was chatting with a brother about the ant position—something super small. That tiny bit of profit and loss won’t send your emotions on a rollercoaster, but it can sharpen your trading sense and improve your skills. This brother lost nearly 1800u to a scam; if you had used that money for an ant position, you could practice for half a year and still come out with some valuable experience, right? It’s all about effort.
So yeah, don’t rush for quick gains. During this growth process, don’t blindly trust others; put in the effort to learn and explore on your own. There’s a lot to learn about indicators and such. We’re not top-tier traders, so keep a level head and take your time.
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I also want to share my thoughts and opinions. Let's be real, there are a lot of folks in our space charging membership fees for signals; some of them actually have skills, so it’s not fair to lump everyone together. I get where this brother is coming from because many have gone through the same process: entering the game clueless, with no one to guide them, losing a bit of cash while learning, and if they're lucky, making some profits. Then they see these signals and think, "Wow, that’s impressive! If I follow this guy, I can definitely make money," and all the flashy images of returns lure you in; getting scammed is pretty common. This space has all kinds of people, and honestly, investing in yourself is often better than investing in others.
I've always advised those still in their growth phase to trade with small positions and low leverage to refine their trading systems. Once your mindset and skills are at a controllable level, then you can try to trade with a more serious approach. (Trading isn’t gambling; when you choose to gamble, you’ve already lost.)
I was chatting with a brother about the ant position—something super small. That tiny bit of profit and loss won’t send your emotions on a rollercoaster, but it can sharpen your trading sense and improve your skills. This brother lost nearly 1800u to a scam; if you had used that money for an ant position, you could practice for half a year and still come out with some valuable experience, right? It’s all about effort.
So yeah, don’t rush for quick gains. During this growth process, don’t blindly trust others; put in the effort to learn and explore on your own. There’s a lot to learn about indicators and such. We’re not top-tier traders, so keep a level head and take your time.
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