Informatiive!!
Advise for holdrs?
Bluechip
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Seven years in crypto taught me one thing
The biggest losses come from what feels safe
I lost around $1.5M learning that the hard way
Here is what I wish I knew sooner
1/ First time I got paid in Bitcoin in 2017
I googled how to sell and dumped after a quick double
Felt like a genius until four years later it was 10x
The first high is rarely the end and patience wins
2/ Never confuse friendship with safety in a hype room
ICO chats felt like family and one guy kept printing calls
Trust grew and then he played me and $12K was gone
Trust is a luxury and verification is survival
3/ The illusion of safety is the most expensive risk
I parked stables in Anchor for a clean twenty percent
Read the fine print and pulled out that same week
Seven days later UST and Luna disappeared completely
4/ The trap of victory comes right after a big win
Alts ran hard and I felt untouchable and chased XRP
Weeks later the floor vanished and it was minus ninety
Real profit is what you keep not what you screenshot
5/ A wide setup still breaks at the weakest link
Funds spread across chains and wallets felt bulletproof
Slope wallets started draining at five in the morning
I checked and saw zero and learned that one leak kills all
6/ Losses can become the start of something stronger
I stopped trading like a machine and started to write
Deep threads and real research with no hiding
Bit by bit people noticed and the account took off
7/ When safe turns deadly you must act at the first sign
I kept funds on FTX because the brand felt unbreakable
Drama hit and a test withdrawal took hours to clear
I pulled everything and next morning withdrawals froze
Final
Protect principal first and profits second
Verify people and platforms before you size in
Move fast when risk shows and slower when greed shouts
Document rules and follow them when emotions try to steer
Always DYOR and size accordingly. NFA!
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I lost around $1.5M learning that the hard way
Here is what I wish I knew sooner
1/ First time I got paid in Bitcoin in 2017
I googled how to sell and dumped after a quick double
Felt like a genius until four years later it was 10x
The first high is rarely the end and patience wins
2/ Never confuse friendship with safety in a hype room
ICO chats felt like family and one guy kept printing calls
Trust grew and then he played me and $12K was gone
Trust is a luxury and verification is survival
3/ The illusion of safety is the most expensive risk
I parked stables in Anchor for a clean twenty percent
Read the fine print and pulled out that same week
Seven days later UST and Luna disappeared completely
4/ The trap of victory comes right after a big win
Alts ran hard and I felt untouchable and chased XRP
Weeks later the floor vanished and it was minus ninety
Real profit is what you keep not what you screenshot
5/ A wide setup still breaks at the weakest link
Funds spread across chains and wallets felt bulletproof
Slope wallets started draining at five in the morning
I checked and saw zero and learned that one leak kills all
6/ Losses can become the start of something stronger
I stopped trading like a machine and started to write
Deep threads and real research with no hiding
Bit by bit people noticed and the account took off
7/ When safe turns deadly you must act at the first sign
I kept funds on FTX because the brand felt unbreakable
Drama hit and a test withdrawal took hours to clear
I pulled everything and next morning withdrawals froze
Final
Protect principal first and profits second
Verify people and platforms before you size in
Move fast when risk shows and slower when greed shouts
Document rules and follow them when emotions try to steer
Always DYOR and size accordingly. NFA!
📌 Follow @Bluechip for unfiltered crypto intelligence, feel free to bookmark & share.
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