the truth that no one wants to tell

The Hardest Lesson I’ve Learned in the Market

These past two months have been a brutal teacher.
My account retraced over $310,000.
$币安人生 cost me $50,000, OKB took $100,000, and the rest is buried deep in $GIGGLE
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When I look back, it wasn’t the market that destroyed me — it was greed.
The same greed that whispered “just a little higher” when prices pumped.
The same greed that said “it’s the bottom” as charts kept falling.
And before I realized it, profits turned to losses, confidence turned to fear, and discipline turned to dust.

This journey made one thing clear — making money often depends on luck,
but keeping money always depends on discipline.
The market rewards patience but punishes obsession.
It doesn’t care about your hopes or emotions; it only reflects your control.

From this point on, I’ll follow one rule: when my capital doubles, I’ll withdraw my principal.
When the trade feels wrong, I’ll cut it without hesitation.
No more wishful thinking, no more emotional anchors.

Because in this game, survival matters more than brilliance.
The ones who last aren’t the smartest — they’re the ones who refuse to break.