Lesson learned: it’s time to leave the FOMO behind. Forget chasing that lucky 100x win. You’ve got a new plan in mind: “If I can consistently pull in a 10% daily profit through trading, I’ll hit millionaire status in no time. Crypto prices are always swinging up and down. All I have to do is buy at the low, sell at the high. Simple!” So, you set up an advanced Coinbase account, dive into some YouTube tutorials on chart patterns, and assume you’re ready to trade. But what you don’t realize is that trading in this market isn’t as straightforward as it seems—it’s a competitive battleground.

You venture into low-volume trading pairs, confident that with some basic knowledge, you’ll manage. Yet, the reality of this environment is entirely different: it’s a Player-vs-Player arena, and the competition is fierce. You’re going up against sophisticated trading firms, some backed by teams of Ph.D. graduates from Stanford and MIT. These firms use cutting-edge blockchain tracking systems and AI algorithms capable of processing market data at unmatched speeds. They have full visibility over supply-demand shifts and are constantly on the lookout to capitalize on—often at the expense of—rookie traders.

To make matters even more challenging, you’re not just up against other traders. The very exchange you’re trading on might be trading against you, with access to insights and strategies far beyond your reach. These platforms often operate with an advantage, adjusting and maneuvering in ways that aren’t visible to everyday traders, putting you at a further disadvantage. With no awareness of the dynamics behind low-volume pairs, you’re unknowingly playing a rigged game.

As expected, your results aren’t stellar—90% of your trades end up in losses. It’s disheartening, but it’s also a wake-up call. The trading field is anything but fair, and maybe, just maybe, this isn’t the right path for you after all.

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