Another liquidation?

Don’t rush to look for the next “guaranteed-to-rise coin.” First, ask yourself: are you really trading, or just gambling on your emotions?

A lot of people fall into the same trap—

Win a few trades in a row and get cocky, max out the leverage; get stuck in a losing position and refuse to cut losses, telling yourself “it’ll bounce back;” after every wipeout, swear you’ll “never touch contracts again,” only to jump back in full force next month.

The harsh truth is:
The market isn’t out to get you—it’s your own fantasies and emotions messing with you.

I’m not just saying this from a place of comfort. I’ve been liquidated three times, had countless sleepless nights, and watched my account go from five digits to two. I’ve stepped on every landmine. But that’s exactly why I figured this out:

Trading isn’t about who’s smarter, it’s about who can stay steady.

What does it mean to stay steady?

It doesn’t mean winning every time—it means knowing exactly what you’re doing every time.
Where’s your stop-loss? How’s your position sizing? When should you just watch from the sidelines? If you can’t answer these questions, you’re not trading—you’re just buying lottery tickets.

I’ll be sharing some practical stuff in future posts:

- How to pace yourself with contracts, not just chase pumps and dumps
- How to reset your mindset after an emotional breakdown, so one mistake doesn’t turn into a series of blowups
- How to allocate your positions, with real trading examples—no BS

If you, like me, are grinding it out in the crypto world and your goal isn’t “get rich in one shot,” but “survive for the long haul”—

Then we’re on the same page: turning trading into a craft, not a game of life and death.

The scariest thing isn’t getting liquidated. It’s getting wiped out and still not knowing where you went wrong.