2026-01-01 20:26:57

A year ago, I stepped into the crypto market and lost a lot of money. That period was quite tough, but looking back now, I guess it was just paying tuition. Many people have gone through similar situations; losses are actually the beginning of learning. This is the true picture of crypto — high risk, high reward, and psychological endurance.

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MoonRocketTeam

· 4h ago

Damn, this is the so-called "booster ignition failure," but to be honest, only those who have been rekt truly understand how to get on the right track. After a year of losses, I probably understand it better than those armchair strategists. This is the cost of fueling up. Mental preparation is the most essential skill, much more useful than K-line analysis, honestly. Every astronaut has to be burned at least once, otherwise how would they know which orbits are reliable and which are traps? In fact, losses are just loading the next round of ammunition for the launch. Thinking about it gives a kind of suffocating thrill.

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rugpull_ptsd

· 4h ago

Once you've experienced a loss, you'll understand better than reading a hundred analysis posts.

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0xInsomnia

· 5h ago

Losses are really a mandatory course for entering the circle; no one can avoid them. Staking everything late at night now makes me a bit scared when I think about it, but I’ve definitely learned a lot. Paying tuition fees for experience is also experience; it all depends on how you use it.

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