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Many people believe that starting with a small capital in the crypto market is like "a drop in the ocean." But in reality, what determines how far you can go is not the initial capital, but

The essay explores the impact of Elon Musk's tweets on the cryptocurrency market, particularly Dogecoin. It discusses how narrative and crowd psychology can sway market movements, highlighting that understanding market sentiment is crucial for traders rather than just following news.

After five years of navigating the crypto market, I’ve learned a harsh truth: the more complex the K-line chart, the not necessarily the more money you make compared to simply observing the actual flow of funds. I’ve stayed up all night analyzing MACD, RSI, waiting for the “golden cross,” but in the end, the profits earned during a bull market are all wiped out in a bear market.

The cryptocurrency market will continue to decline in 2026 despite the growth of other major assets; however, according to market analysis platform Santiment, cryptocurrencies will have a chance to catch up in the new year.
In a post on X on Tuesday, analysts from Santiment stated

BitMine Immersion Technologies purchased $97.6 million worth of Ethereum, acquiring 32,938 ETH despite a slowing cryptocurrency market. The company now holds 4.07 million ETH and has deposited an additional 118,944 ETH as part of its passive profit strategy.

The US Federal Reserve (FED) has just released the minutes of the monetary policy meeting held on December 9–10, revealing many important details about the interest rate stance, economic assessment, and increasingly clear differences of opinion within the organization. Below is the overall picture from these meeting minutes.

Every day browsing trading communities, I see countless cries of account burnouts. And there's a very familiar cycle: the more you burn, the more you want to recover – the more you try to recover, the deeper you burn. This scene is no different from a gambler losing their mind in a casino, always believing that "the next hand will recover everything."
But brothers need to understand one thing:

Leverage in contract trading is like a double-edged sword: it can elevate you to the top in just a moment, but it can also pull you straight down into the abyss in the blink of an eye. Many have witnessed a series of accounts "burn out," yet the number of people entering this market has never decreased.

8 years of navigating the crypto market has taught me a very costly lesson: if you can't distinguish between a shakeout and a sell-off, sooner or later you'll end up being the one paying the market's tuition.
Last week, a brother nervously messaged me: “This coin has dropped more than 30%, should I buy more to average down, brother?”
I just glanced at it.

In the crypto market, the most powerful weapon is not technical analysis or complex indicators, but the ability to control emotions.
I once knew a veteran investor. On his first day in the market, he only had 100,000 in capital. After many years, his assets have increased more than 400 times. During a conversation, he n

In the crypto market, the long-term earners are not the smartest, but those who manage risk the best.
Many years ago, after paying off my credit card debt, I entered the market with just 1,800 USDT. That was all the capital I had. Every night before sleeping, I was anxious, because as long as I m

Between "kind" and "struggling," sometimes it's just one correct trading system away.
At the end of last year, my younger cousin decided to quit his 8 million VND/month job, bringing along 50 million VND saved over 5 years to meet me. He said very straightforwardly:
"Hey brother, I don't want to live like this forever. I want to try my luck."

Staring at the bright red words “Mandatory Liquidation” on the screen, I had a sleepless night, with cold limbs. It was not just the feeling of losing money, but a wake-up slap paid with real money. And it was from that moment that I realized a harsh truth: contracts are not a place to gamble.

I have been in the crypto market for 8 years. In the first three years, my account nearly disappeared by 70%. There were times when I watched my balance decrease daily, I couldn't sleep, lost my appetite, and constantly wondered: “I'm so smart, why do I still lose?”
Only after living long enough in the market did I realize a certain truth.

Rules for Survival Decisions, Discipline for Profit and Loss Decisions
I still vividly remember the feeling on my first day entering the crypto market, with only a few thousand dollars in hand, feeling both excited and anxious. Everywhere I looked, there were opportunities, but the more I looked, the more confused I became, unsure of when to enter and which direction to take.
After many years of experience, I

Last month, a friend came to me with 6,000 USDT, looking exhausted and speaking with a voice full of despair: "This is the third time my account has been wiped out, almost down to zero. Is there a quick way to recover?"
I told him directly: "If you're still thinking about getting rich overnight, it's best to stop right now."
I don't teach.

Financial markets, especially the cryptocurrency market, always operate in very familiar psychological cycles: despair → doubt → euphoria → collapse. Interestingly, the biggest profits are often not reserved for the bravest, but for the most patient and disciplined.
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