Happy New Year! 🥳

After work on December 31st, I was walking alone on the street, feeling a bit dazed. When I got home, I decided to try my luck with crypto assets. I ended up making a move on a popular coin, and the next two days were quite a rollercoaster—both mentally and in my account, I took quite a hit.

This experience made me deeply reflect on a common pitfall for traders: opening a position too early. Too many people rush to heavily invest at the beginning of a trend, only to have their confidence shattered or be forced to add to their position when the market retraces. That was exactly my mistake—entering impulsively before reaching a good entry point, resulting in several rounds of washout.

The biggest lesson is: rushing for quick gains is less reliable than being cautious. The crypto market is highly volatile, offering many opportunities, but only if you survive long enough to see them. Looking back now, those two days of "opening loss lessons" are actually more valuable than making money.

Fellow traders, don’t repeat my mistakes.