Why do people always say they've been repeatedly exploited in the crypto world?

Actually, many times, it's not entirely the market's fault. If you miss the rhythm, even the best market conditions won't help you catch the wave.

I've seen too many cases—

Some people enter the scene full of passion, but quietly exit in less than three months;
Others keep recharging, borrowing money to add positions, ending up with a mountain of debt.

Every time I hear these stories, I feel quite regretful.

But on the other hand? I've also seen real comebacks.

A buddy started with less than $5,000, and in three months, his funds nearly multiplied tenfold.
Another once owed over 100,000, but with a steady strategy, not only paid off his debt but also gradually grew his principal.

They don’t have any insider info, nor are they day-trading tech experts.
Honestly, it’s about having the right method and a steady mindset.

I don’t like to talk much about technical analysis—looking at too many indicators can make you hesitant.
Those who survive in this market rely not on "always guessing right," but on risk control and rhythm mastery.

Many people lose not because they don’t understand the ups and downs,
but because they hesitate when they should enter, daydream when they should cut losses, and become greedy when they should exit.

When the rhythm gets chaotic, your mindset collapses.

Rather than chasing perfection every time, it’s better to learn how to make fewer mistakes.
When the trend is here, follow it; when it’s gone, don’t cling to it.

Recently, those who timed the rhythm right have seen their profits double—this isn’t luck, but the victory of strategy and discipline.

If you’re still operating based on "feelings" or dreaming of a big win with a single shot, you risk falling into a dead cycle of "deposit—loss—deposit again."

Opportunities are always present, but the market won’t wait for you to get ready.
Some are already on their way, while others are still hesitating.

What about you? Are you ready to break the cycle?