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The day Troy took my $10,000”
$TROY
It was the last day of the year, and cryptocurrencies were at the center of all conversations. I had been monitoring the $TROY/USDT chart for days. Its volume was skyrocketing, the price seemed unstoppable, and the RSI was showing overbought signs, but I decided to ignore it. I thought this time was different. FOMO (fear of missing out) got the better of me.
I had started with $2,000 in my account a few years ago, and after several successful trades, I had accumulated $10,000. That amount was my pride, my achievement after countless hours of study, late nights, and analysis. But instead of protecting my capital, I decided to risk it all in one move.
It was the last day of the year, and cryptocurrencies were at the center of all conversations. I had been monitoring the $TROY/USDT chart for days. Its volume was skyrocketing, the price seemed unstoppable, and the RSI was showing overbought signs, but I decided to ignore it. I thought this time was different. FOMO (fear of missing out) got the better of me.
I had started with $2,000 in my account a few years ago, and after several successful trades, I had accumulated $10,000. That amount was my pride, my achievement after countless hours of study, late nights, and analysis. But instead of protecting my capital, I decided to risk it all in one move.
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