Why do some people turn their fortunes around in the crypto market while others keep losing more?

It's not a matter of luck. When you're poor, it's hardest to make money, not because you aren't working hard enough, but because you simply don't have the "potential energy" card in your hand.

The reality is simple: either climb up and find resources; or eat down and harvest the information gap. Sounds unpleasant? But every time wealth is transferred, this is the set of rules that is played.

When your account balance is only two digits, don't expect the market to give you the green light. This game has never been about compassion.

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BTCBeliefStation

· 11-28 08:21

This is reality, without momentum you're just destined to be played people for suckers. I've seen too many accounts with double digits still dreaming of doubling, wake up everyone.

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quietly_staking

· 11-28 05:24

Haha, that's too heartbreaking to say, without capital, it's really impossible to play.

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PumpingCroissant

· 11-27 23:47

To put it simply, it's about the amount of funds, what can you play with two digits, haha.

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CommunityLurker

· 11-26 21:54

What you said is too heart-wrenching; without capital, there's not even a chance to enter a position. Is the fate of retail investors just to be played people for suckers?

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TokenCreatorOP

· 11-25 08:58

You're not wrong, but I think there's another factor — mindset. No matter how much money you have, being greedy and trying to get rich quick is pointless. I've seen how many large accounts have dropped to zero because of a single bet. The amount of funds is just a prerequisite; the ability to execute and the awareness of stop loss are what keep you alive.

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bridgeOops

· 11-25 08:48

You are not wrong; it just stings a bit. I am the kind of guy with a two-digit account, and it really feels bad to see others make money while I eat the leftovers.

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AirdropHunterWang

· 11-25 08:47

It hit home... I'm the one with a two-digit account, if I had known it would be like this, I shouldn't have done it this way.

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NotFinancialAdviser

· 11-25 08:44

It's too heart-wrenching to say, but it's true. Without startup capital, you're destined to be beaten down, no matter how smart you are.

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ILCollector

· 11-25 08:43

It hits home, without potential energy, it's a life destined to be played people for suckers, I can really relate to this feeling.