You know what really frustrates me? The way people react to market movements in crypto. When prices skyrocket by 400%, everyone’s celebrating like they’ve won the lottery. Even at 200%, it’s cheers all around. But the moment the market dips 30%, suddenly it’s “It’s a scam!” or “The market’s rigged!” Really? Is that how your logic works?
Take a step back. Look at how much the market has given you compared to how little it’s taken away. It’s basic math. Markets have cycles—ups and downs are normal. But instead of understanding this, you start panicking at the first correction. Why? Because your dream of overnight riches evaporated? And do you know why it did? Because you dove into leverage and risky trades, convinced you were some kind of trading genius. You thought you could outsmart the market and make 50x faster than patient investors. And then… reality hit. Losses piled up. And what do you do next? Blame the market. Call it a scam. But let’s be real: the problem isn’t the market—it’s your greed, naivety, and lack of understanding.
Here’s the truth: I’m actually grateful to the whales for clearing out players like you. Yes, clearing out! It’s you who try to cheat the system with unrealistic expectations, not the market. The market isn’t a playground for impatient gamblers chasing quick millions. Whales do what they’re supposed to—they bring stability by eliminating reckless traders who destabilize the system.
Crypto offers incredible opportunities, but they aren’t for the lazy or the greedy. I’m proof of that because I’ve succeeded by learning how the market works. Corrections? They’re just part of the process. If you can’t accept that and want fast profits, go buy a lottery ticket. Maybe luck will favor you there. Here, it’s about patience, strategy, and knowledge.
So, if you’re angry at the market, ask yourself honestly: Who’s really the scammer? The market, which plays by clear rules, or you, who tried to outsmart it and failed?