🔥 Morning topic (controversial, but true):
Most traders do NOT lose to the market. They lose… to themselves.**
And the more I observe what is happening in the market, the more I see one brutal truth:
👉 **90% of people do not lose due to lack of knowledge.
They lose because they know, but still do not apply it.**
This is a paradox that no one talks about.
⸻
Example from the past weeks:
📉 People know they shouldn't enter at the peak — they do.
📈 They know they shouldn't leverage at 50x — they leverage.
⏳ They know that a sideways market is not a moment for aggression — but still try.
🤦♂️ They know that FOMO kills — but click “buy” faster than they think.
The market doesn't destroy them.
Their own behaviors.
⸻
🔥 And now a question for you — controversial, but important:
👉 What do you think kills more accounts than the market itself?
A) Greed
B) FOMO
C) Overtrading
D) Too much confidence
E) Something completely different? Write it down.
💬 Give a letter or a comment — I'm curious how the community sees this.
Your opinion could literally save someone's deposit.
⸻
My point of view (briefly, in simple terms):
The biggest problem is not lack of knowledge.
The biggest problem is that people treat trading like a casino, not like a decision-making process.
And this is the moment when most accounts… die.
⸻
How to prevent this?
This morning, I leave you with 3 rules that really work:
1️⃣ Always play levels (not emotions).
2️⃣ Limit the number of transactions instead of increasing it.
3️⃣ Before you enter a trade — ask one question:
“Would I do the same if I had an account 10x larger?”
For 9/10 people, this one question changes everything.
⸻
🔥 If you want, I can prepare a series on “Trading Psychology” — let me know in the comments.
#Crypto #Trading #Psychology #BinanceSquare #Bitcoin #Markets
