I got into cryptocurrencies back in 2021, haha, it's tough to learn but not impossible.
It took me 3 months to really get into the subject (to fully master it). I aimed to learn about #Bitcoin and ended up mastering: investment, financial education, technology, economics, the history of money, and everything related to Blockchain and decentralized finance. And a long ETCETERA.
Now in 2026, I've set out to learn crypto trading. Tough, but I don’t think it’s impossible.
I started tuning into LIVE sessions until I stumbled upon a fantastic LiVE that explained step by step how to trade futures.
I listened for two weeks without understanding, but I knew that if I wanted to learn, listening was the key.
Until I got familiar with the Futures tab option, and my life started to change with late nights, lol.
So far, I've learned
Trend
Support and resistance
Price action
Risk management (that saved me from getting liquidated)
Japanese candlesticks
Indicators (RSI, EMA, Volume, OI, Smart Money, and my fave #MACD )
But I laid down tears and frustration learning that.
Now I'm fine-tuning my entries to succeed in my trades, like:
Retracements, rejection candles in the zone. Confirmation candles and timing. (I've dedicated a week to that topic already)
The #IA helps me a lot; I learned to train a chatbot to be my guide and not get lost in a world of information online. I train it to be my guide, my tutor, to accompany me, and explain things in simple terms when something is hard to understand.
Reading trading books, news, expert analysis to get familiar with the terms, not just training my eyes but also my ears.
If you're on this tough crypto trading journey in #Binance , I just want to say, don't give up; everyone has their own learning pace.
In this game, frustration is abundant, and throwing in the towel happens often. For me, praying to Jesus helps a lot; it calms me, strengthens me, and I keep going! I take a few days off the screen and return to the fight.
And every time I come back, I'm building my strategy that works and that doesn't.
One day I said, 'I'm quitting this desire to be a trader; it's too hard with all these terms.'
Until I heard and read that trading is 90% psychology and the rest is knowledge. 😁😁 I said, I'm not quitting; I have the main thing, which is my mental health.
As I mentioned earlier, without knowledge I had good risk management from the get-go; always safeguarding my margin and my percentage was my priority. I'm good at seeking information; I love reading, studying, learning, and unlearning to learn again. Haha, sounds crazy!
And here I am, two months in, going from beginner to intermediate, still in the fight of constant learning and not giving up.
I learned that I don't have to know everything in a single day. I go step by step.
If you're reading this and you're just starting or feeling frustrated because your trades aren't working out or you're getting liquidated, you're not alone; thousands of us are in the same boat, it's normal. What isn't normal is to give up at the first hurdle; keep fighting.
No going back, not even to gain momentum.