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In the crypto market, I have witnessed too many repeated tragedies.
An account with just a few thousand or tens of thousands of dollars, but the way they enter trades is like holding a fortune. When the price nudges up slightly, they dream of financial freedom; when it dips, their hearts race, hands trembling as they cut losses. Isn't that right?

In the AI era, data is not only a resource but also a fundamental factor that determines the competitive capacity of both individuals and organizations. However, traditional centralized storage models are showing many limitations: high costs, censorship risks, third-party dependence, and a lack of transparent verification mechanisms.

In the cryptocurrency market, what causes most investors to lose money is not a lack of technical knowledge, but misreading the behavior of the flow of funds. I have paid a lot of tuition fees to realize one seemingly simple thing: when you only look at the price, you are looking at the surface; when you look at the volume, you are looking at the v

Crypto enthusiasts have probably all heard stories of "5x, 10x overnight." But few tell you about the thousands of accounts that quietly disappear after each cycle. I've been in this market long enough to understand a harsh truth: Crypto is not lacking smart people,

I have witnessed too many people entering the market with the dream of "changing their life overnight," only to leave silently, carrying not only financial losses but also a loss of trust.
After more than ten years of trading, starting from a humble few thousand U, I have drawn a very simple but fundamental conclusion.

The cryptocurrency market once again demonstrates its wild, unpredictable, and tempting nature, as an anonymous trader turned $321 into $2.18 million in just 11 days using a little-known meme coin on the Solana ecosystem. This story is not only shocking in terms of profit but also l

Have you ever experienced this state: sitting in front of the screen for hours, eyes glued to each candlestick, heart pounding whenever the price moves slightly, hands ready on the mouse to place an order? In the end, just after entering a trade, you're swept out, or you stand outside watching the price move without daring to chase.
It's not because you're lacking c

Ledger – the leading (hardware wallet) manufacturer in the crypto market – has recently confirmed a customer data leak involving a third-party e-commerce partner, Global-e. The incident quickly shocked the crypto community, not only because of the number of affected users.

Just having a slightly profitable account can cause psychological stress. When prices make a small correction, emotions immediately spiral out of control. If you've ever experienced this state, understand one thing: this is not solely your fault, but a necessary lesson that the market teaches every trader.
I have witnessed – and I c

Recently, news about U.S. President Donald Trump ordering a campaign to arrest Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has caused a stir among global investors in the Bitcoin market. One of the biggest rumors is that Venezuela holds an "mysterious Bitcoin reserve" worth approximately 60 billion

There are just over three weeks left until the US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting on 01/28/2026, but the financial market has almost unanimously agreed on one point: the likelihood of the US Federal Reserve (Fed) continuing to cut interest rates in January is very low.
Signals from the futures market t

I have been in the cryptocurrency market long enough to realize a not-so-pleasant truth: most people leave crypto not because they lack intelligence, but because they refuse to change their approach.
Each cycle repeats the same familiar pattern:
Hear others boast about profits → fear of missing out → jump in
Price increases then

I used to be just like the majority: drawing all kinds of charts, chasing news, following "hot trends," and believing in quick, simplified moves. As you know — accounts disappear faster than the rise of red candles.
My starting point was only 10,000, with no insider information, no team, and no time to g

Everyone has seen clearly: Bitcoin dropped straight from around 126,000 USD to over 80,000 USD, while gold, silver, and defensive commodities surged wildly. The flow of capital is clearly indicating one thing: crypto has been classified as a high-risk asset group, at least for the current period.
Many people ask me:
“Will there still be opportunities in 2026?”

The market is not short of opportunities – what’s lacking are disciplined individuals willing to stay long-term
Many people have asked me a familiar question:
"With only a few thousand dollars, is there a chance in crypto?"
My answer has always been straightforward:
👉 The smaller the capital, the less you can afford to take risks.
I have seen quite a few people need to

Eight years ago, I entered the crypto market with a small capital and a head full of illusions. Today, looking back on the journey I have traveled, what I have is not only assets that have increased many times but, more importantly, a mindset strong enough to survive long-term in this harsh market.
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The market doesn't care who you are, and it certainly doesn't care how hard you've worked. It only cares about one thing: whether you still have money or not.
I've heard many similar stories: just a month into the market, accounts that started with a few thousand U dropped straight down to a few hundred. Not because of the person.