MrGlorious

For the next 7–14 days, I won’t rush into proving anything.
Instead, I’ll focus on learning, observing, and understanding the market more deeply.
I’ll be studying price action, risk management, and market structure, while closely following signals and analyses from experienced traders. Not blindly copying, but watching how they think, how they manage risk, and how they react when the market doesn’t go their way.
At this stage, my goal is not to make money fast,
but to reduce mistakes, build discipline, and sharpen my execution.
When I start trading independently with my own setups and rules,
I’ll share the results openly, both wins and losses.
Because trading is not about looking smart in the moment.
It’s about surviving long enough to become consistently better.
Learning first.
Patience first.
Survival first.

In 2025, I entered the crypto market with arrogance and very little knowledge 🚫📚.
I believed confidence alone was enough. I ignored the fundamentals, underestimated risk, and let emotions guide my decisions instead of logic 🎢. As a university student, I lost more than 200 USD 💸 not because the market was unfair, but because I was careless and undisciplined.

That amount may seem small to many people, but it was money I earned through part-time work and careful saving 🧾. Losing it hurt, not just financially, but emotionally. It made me realize the true cost of trading without preparation.

That loss became my tuition fee. It taught me humility, patience, and the importance of discipline 🧠⏳. This post is not about seeking sympathy, but about acknowledging mistakes, respecting the market, and learning to move forward with responsibility.