Let’s be honest.
Most people losing money on Binance are not “unlucky.”
They are simply unprepared.
Clicking “Buy” without understanding charts, risk, or timing is not trading.
It’s gambling with better graphics.
The bitter truth: You’re not fighting the market — you’re fighting yourself
Every single day, the same story repeats:
A coin pumps → late buying
Small pullback → panic selling
Losses appear → excuses begin
And then the classic line:
“The market is manipulated.”
No.
The market is not manipulated.
Your decisions are.
The irony most people hate
The loudest complainers are usually the same people who:
Never use stop-loss
Follow YouTube titles instead of data
Call every loss “whale manipulation”
If you repeat the same mistakes and still expect different results, the problem isn’t Binance — it’s your approach.
An uncomfortable question (but necessary)
If you:
Buy coins based on hype
Treat Telegram signals as a strategy
Blame the platform instead of learning
Then Binance is not an opportunity for you.
It’s simply a place where you donate money to the market.
The reality no one wants to hear
Binance gives opportunity.
But not to everyone.
Winning is:
Not a right
Not guaranteed
Not for people who refuse to improve
Most people lose not because the market is hard,
but because learning feels harder.
Final words (discussion starts here)
If this post annoyed you:
Either it hit a nerve
Or you’re avoiding responsibility
Now say it:
Is Binance the problem?
Or is it user behavior?
💬 Comment below. Disagree if you want — but explain why.
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