traders

Anyone who jumps into trending markets is initially full of confidence. They truly believe that they are about to become millionaires. If they don’t have the money, it doesn’t stop them—they take loans from banks, borrow from friends, sell their house or car—anything to get capital. And just like that, they enter the market fresh, unaware of what lies ahead.

The first shock comes quickly: more than 70% of traders end up losing everything, often falling victim to scams or bad trades. Only a few survive the initial wave.

Once they start #trading the market’s unpredictable nature becomes apparent. Some days bring profit, other days bring losses; sometimes it’s double profit, sometimes double loss. The market can strike suddenly and wipe out a trader completely.

After the first major #loss many learn a painful lesson: greed is dangerous. They think they’ve understood the market now and believe that if they reinvest, they won’t get hurt again—they will recover all losses.

But the market is always one step ahead. They bring in money again, trade again, and the next #market cycle tricks them in new ways, wiping them out once more. Another lesson is learned: maybe if they had done things differently, they could have avoided the loss.

This cycle repeats. Each time they think they’ve learned, the market proves them wrong. It can take years for someone to fully understand the market’s tricks, not just a few months.

By the time they reach complete zero—broke and bankrupt—they realize that earning a small, consistent #profit would have been far wiser. Even earning $100 per day on a large account, carefully analyzing every move, could have grown to $3,000 per month. But by then, it’s too late, and some traders are left with only one option: despair.

Traders lose not because the market moves, but because they are unprepared. The market doesn’t go anywhere—it remains the same. Those who have lost their lives at $49,000 or $74,000 never saw the market rise to $104,000 or $125,000. And those entering now may also miss future peaks at $170, if they are not careful.

This isn’t about small accounts; those are minor players. The real story is about large accounts—accounts capable of generating significant profit. But most #traders aren’t thinking about making money; they just want their funds to double or triple overnight. A $100 trader wants $1,000. A $1,000 trader wants $10,000. A $10,000 trader wants $100,000. And so on. No one thinks about surviving the market first, and without survival, earning is impossible—the market will take everything at once.

In short, the people responsible for these losses are often the so-called “philosophers,” YouTubers, signal sellers, and premium group operators. They sell dreams of easy profits, showing the world that making money from crypto is a joke. Meanwhile, they profit from deals, trades, and insider knowledge that the ordinary trader cannot comprehend. People blindly believe that making money is impossible.

The real truth, however, becomes clear only when a trader reaches zero. Only then do they understand how simple and straightforward earning could have been—but by then, it’s too late. Before reaching that point, anyone trying to explain this to a trader will be laughed at or dismissed.
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