Then a mentor dropped something on me: "You know what? Most people who actually build serious wealth in this space—they blow it up at least twice before they figure out how to keep it."
That hit different. Changed my whole perspective.
Because that's the thing about crypto cycles—it's not just about timing the market or catching the next bull run. It's about learning what not to do. The first crash teaches you FOMO. The second one teaches you discipline. By the third time you're actually dangerous.
So here's where I'm at now: lessons absorbed, pattern recognized, capital preserved. Running it back—but this time with a different playbook.
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TradingNightmare
· 01-08 06:57
Well, that sounds really nice, but is it true... Can you debut after two failures? I feel like I'm still on my fifth one.
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GateUser-00be86fc
· 01-07 23:02
NGL, this really woke me up. Only those who can get back up after crashing twice are true players.
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DeadTrades_Walking
· 01-07 23:02
Haha, actually liquidation isn't a bad thing; it's just a costly lesson... The third time really will make you stronger.
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GasFeeCry
· 01-07 22:59
Really, getting liquidated twice is just the beginning; this logic is a bit harsh.
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APY_Chaser
· 01-07 22:58
Bankrupted twice and finally understood? I've blown up three times haha, this is the real tuition fee.
I've hit rock bottom twice in my crypto journey.
Then a mentor dropped something on me: "You know what? Most people who actually build serious wealth in this space—they blow it up at least twice before they figure out how to keep it."
That hit different. Changed my whole perspective.
Because that's the thing about crypto cycles—it's not just about timing the market or catching the next bull run. It's about learning what not to do. The first crash teaches you FOMO. The second one teaches you discipline. By the third time you're actually dangerous.
So here's where I'm at now: lessons absorbed, pattern recognized, capital preserved. Running it back—but this time with a different playbook.