CryptoPhilosophy_

Whenever an exchange gets hacked, someone in the comments always says:
“After a hack, the market always takes off.”
Looking back at history, that has been true a few times.
A hack just amplifies fear and shakes out some holders. If the bull-market thesis is still intact, the bad news eventually passes, and the market can often recover.
But if the broader environment has changed, even after the worst of the bad news passes, prices may not bounce back.
In a bull market, a hack is often just a side story.
In a bear market, it could be the final blow.

Maxing out your leverage isn’t making money—it’s gambling with your life.
Ten wins can’t make up for one blowup. Once you’re wiped out, you don’t even get the chance to win it back.
The truly pitiful ones aren’t those who didn’t max out their leverage. They’re the ones whose accounts hit zero after maxing it out, still begging in the group chat, “Just give me one more chance.”