In the cryptocurrency market, I witnessed an incredible story. A fren started with just $400 and grew it to $32,000 in just 47 days. However, this experience ultimately ended in an unexpected way.
This fren has faced setbacks in the market multiple times before, but is still determined to try again. She admitted that if she fails this time, she will give up completely. As guidance, I suggested she start by testing the waters with 10% of her funds, although she believes that it would be difficult to achieve significant returns this way. I emphasized that our goal is steady growth, not all or nothing.
Just three days later, we achieved a 36% profit. I suggested that she keep the profits separately and continue to operate with the principal according to the strategy. During this period, we frequently reviewed and discussed market trends, setting stop-loss and take-profit points in advance for each trade. We only withdraw profits and keep the principal unchanged. If she makes any improper moves, I will stay up all night with her to analyze where the mistakes are.
Through this method, her account began to grow steadily: from $400 to $1100, then to $3200, and then $8700, eventually breaking the $30,000 mark.
However, on the 38th day, I noticed a subtle change in her attitude. She began to ask if she could guide others to make money, which hinted that her mindset might have shifted.
As expected, on the 44th day, she bought a niche encryption currency with her entire account without discussion, resulting in a 43% loss overnight. When I asked her the reason, she said she just wanted to try it herself.
Three days later, I had to cut off contact with her. It wasn't because she lost money, but because she reverted back to that intuitive trader, driven by greed, and no longer followed any discipline.
This experience has made me more certain: in the cryptocurrency market, success does not rely on luck or a single amazing operation, but rather on the continuous accumulation of profits and strict execution of plans. The amount of initial capital is not the key; the key lies in whether one can control oneself.
How far an investor can go does not depend on how much money they have made in the past, but on whether they can always maintain clarity and discipline. Even if someone provides you with methods and patience, ultimately, it still requires you to grasp and practice it yourself.
In cryptocurrency investment, it is crucial to maintain rational thinking and strict self-discipline. Only in this way can one progress steadily in this market full of opportunities and challenges.
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Layer3Dreamer
· 12h ago
theoretically, this perfectly exemplifies the recursive nature of human greed vectors... sad tbh
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PrivacyMaximalist
· 12h ago
It's another story of suckers entering the market too confidently~
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AirdropATM
· 12h ago
Another Rekt story
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MechanicalMartel
· 12h ago
Greed is really terrifying
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DecentralizeMe
· 12h ago
Big pump big dump like this will eventually all be zero.
In the cryptocurrency market, I witnessed an incredible story. A fren started with just $400 and grew it to $32,000 in just 47 days. However, this experience ultimately ended in an unexpected way.
This fren has faced setbacks in the market multiple times before, but is still determined to try again. She admitted that if she fails this time, she will give up completely. As guidance, I suggested she start by testing the waters with 10% of her funds, although she believes that it would be difficult to achieve significant returns this way. I emphasized that our goal is steady growth, not all or nothing.
Just three days later, we achieved a 36% profit. I suggested that she keep the profits separately and continue to operate with the principal according to the strategy. During this period, we frequently reviewed and discussed market trends, setting stop-loss and take-profit points in advance for each trade. We only withdraw profits and keep the principal unchanged. If she makes any improper moves, I will stay up all night with her to analyze where the mistakes are.
Through this method, her account began to grow steadily: from $400 to $1100, then to $3200, and then $8700, eventually breaking the $30,000 mark.
However, on the 38th day, I noticed a subtle change in her attitude. She began to ask if she could guide others to make money, which hinted that her mindset might have shifted.
As expected, on the 44th day, she bought a niche encryption currency with her entire account without discussion, resulting in a 43% loss overnight. When I asked her the reason, she said she just wanted to try it herself.
Three days later, I had to cut off contact with her. It wasn't because she lost money, but because she reverted back to that intuitive trader, driven by greed, and no longer followed any discipline.
This experience has made me more certain: in the cryptocurrency market, success does not rely on luck or a single amazing operation, but rather on the continuous accumulation of profits and strict execution of plans. The amount of initial capital is not the key; the key lies in whether one can control oneself.
How far an investor can go does not depend on how much money they have made in the past, but on whether they can always maintain clarity and discipline. Even if someone provides you with methods and patience, ultimately, it still requires you to grasp and practice it yourself.
In cryptocurrency investment, it is crucial to maintain rational thinking and strict self-discipline. Only in this way can one progress steadily in this market full of opportunities and challenges.