That realization actually puts you ahead of most people, even though it doesn’t feel good right now. A lot of traders start out thinking it’s easy because: A few early wins create false confidence Markets look logical in hindsight Nobody feels the psychological pressure until real money is on the line Then reality hits: trading is simple in concept, but extremely hard in execution. Here’s what usually trips people up (even smart, disciplined ones): Emotions override rules (fear, greed, revenge trades) Inconsistency — breaking your own plan
📉 Following the Strategic Reserve order’s announcement in March, Bitcoin’s price actually fell initially, as markets had expected actual government purchases of new BTC, which did not materialize. 📈 Over the longer term, some analysts say reducing available supply — even just by locking up government-owned BTC — could be bullish, but that’s speculative and not equivalent to a trading ban.💡 Market impact so far