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$QNT yo with this I die, with this I retire from crypto until I have capital again; if I have to lose everything, I lose it with two eggs.

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TP: 3900$

$ETH I trust this long trade

I DISAPPEARED FOR A MONTH. AND IT WASN’T BECAUSE OF THE MARKET.

I haven’t posted on Binance Square in a month.

Some may have thought I’d left crypto, got liquidated, disappeared after a trade, or simply lost interest.

The truth is much less interesting and much more human.

I’m 26, and lately I’ve been questioning my whole life.

I work, get paid, pay my bills, try to save, work out when I can, and try to maintain some discipline.

But there are days when I feel like I’m going around in circles.

I don’t have the independence I want. I don’t have the stability I imagined. I don’t know if my job is going to take me anywhere. I watch the years go by and wonder if I’m really building something or just surviving from Monday to Friday.

I’ve also made huge financial mistakes. I lost money trying to find opportunities, thinking I could speed up my future and make back what I’d lost.

And I learned something pretty painful: you can spend years chasing financial freedom and end up losing the peace of mind you already had.

Sometimes you don’t need another LONG entry.
You don’t need to find a coin that does a 20x.
You don’t need to make back everything you lost.

You need to stop.

Take a look at where you are.
Own your mistakes.
Start rebuilding from scratch if you have to.

Because while we’re watching charts, green candles, and accounts belonging to people who seem to have it all figured out, life is happening outside the market too.

Our parents are getting older.
Our friends are moving forward.
The years go by.
And we keep waiting for that trade that’s supposedly going to change everything.

I don’t know if I’m coming back with better results, more capital, or a revolutionary strategy.

I’m coming back because I still want to build something.

And this time, I want to learn not to destroy my life trying to speed up the process.

A question for those of you still here:

Have you ever felt so obsessed with making money that you forgot to live?
$BTC $ETH

$BTW I'm so depressed, for fuck's sake.

**The mistake that cost me the most money in Futures wasn’t entering at the wrong time.**

It was changing my rules when I started losing.

I entered with a plan. The price moved against me, and I moved my stop.

Then I added margin. Then I wanted to make it all back on the next trade.

And a controlled loss turned into a disaster.

One rule that would have saved me a lot of money:

**Before you enter, decide how much you’re willing to lose. Don’t decide once you’re already losing.**

Example: with a 250 USDT account, risking 1% means limiting your planned loss to 2.50 USDT per trade, excluding potential fees and slippage.

It doesn’t mean opening a 2.50 USDT position: it means calculating your position size so that the stop represents that loss.

It seems boring until you realize how much it costs not to do it.

I’m still learning this the hard way.

Has anyone else had a bad trade turn into five?

$BTC $ETH

$RLC

**I don’t have any prediction today. Just something to say.**

There are days when you go into Binance looking for an opportunity.

And there are days when you go in and don’t even know why.

I lost money that took me months to earn. I tried to get it back quickly and ended up making things worse.

Today I don’t have a success story to tell you. I’m not going to pretend that I found the next coin that’s going to do 100x.

I’m tired. I’m frustrated. And, honestly, today it’s hard for me to have hope.

But I’m going to post anyway.

Not to pretend I’m an expert. Not to sell you a dream.

I’m going to keep sharing what I learn, my mistakes, and how hard it is to start over.

Maybe one day I’ll look back at these posts and understand that this was the moment when I stopped trying to get rich overnight.

**Today I didn’t win. Today I’m simply not going to lie about where I stand.**

Tomorrow will be another day.

$BTC

I have a pretty dark theory about Binance Futures. $ORCA

And the more I understand how the system works, the less I think the real enemy is the chart.

I don’t think Binance needs to “go after your stop.”

I think the system is designed in a much smarter way.

You open a 20x LONG.

You see the price getting close to your liquidation price.

You add more margin.

The price keeps falling.

You add more again.

“It’s cheap.”

You add more again.

Until you end up defending a trade you should’ve closed 30 minutes ago.

And that’s where the psychological trap lies.

Futures doesn’t need you to lose every trade.

It needs one bad trade to become a position that’s too big.

Because as your exposure increases, so does your risk.

Binance even explains that its system monitors risk in real time and can apply restrictions based on your exposure and the gap between your liquidation price and the Mark Price. (Binance)

And here’s the part I find darkest:

There’s an Insurance Fund.

If a position goes bankrupt, that fund can cover the shortfall.

And if the fund isn’t enough...

ADL kicks in.

And who can end up being affected by ADL?

Traders who are winning.

Binance explains that the most profitable positions with the highest leverage get priority in this mechanism. (Binance)

So here’s my theory:

Futures wasn’t created to help you get good at predicting the price.

It was created to teach you how to manage risk.

Because you can be right on 7 out of 10 trades...

and still blow up an account with the other 3.

I’ve already learned that the hard way.

More than $16,000 lost.

And one of the hardest things for me to understand was this:

I didn’t need to find better entries.

I needed to stop turning a small loss into a trade that could wipe out months of work.

The real conspiracy behind Futures may not be Binance against you.

It’s you against your own need to win it back.

And that never sleeps.

**I got paid 2 days ago and put 623 USDT into Binance.**

I posted it here.

A lot of you saw the beginning.

Now I’m showing you the part people usually leave out.

Today, I have:

**263 USDT.**

Between poker, bad decisions, and trading, I burned through more than half of it in just 48 hours.

And just today, the market turned around.

$BTC C drops below 84K.
$ETH H falls more than 4%.
More than $500M in leveraged positions were liquidated.

And as I watch everything turn red, I realize something:

**the problem was never finding a coin that would go up.**

The problem was believing that every loss needed a trade to make it back.

I lost $100 → I wanted to make back $100.
I lost $500 → I wanted to make back $500.
I lost thousands → I started thinking one trade could fix everything.

That mindset cost me far more than any Bitcoin drop.

So this time, I’m not going to pretend I have some magic trade.

I have **263 USDT.**

And I’m going to show you exactly what I do with it.

If I lose it, you’ll see.

If I make it back, you’ll see that too.

**This time, I don’t want to prove I know how to trade.
I want to prove I can stop destroying what I earn.**

$ORCA From today on, I’m never trading futures again. If you look at the chart, it was falling. As soon as I entered, I set my SL at 3.30*, a level it hadn’t reached in the past few days. It had been at 3.17 all day and was dropping. As soon as I entered, not even 5 minutes passed before it made a huge wick to trigger my SL. I got back in and recovered the loss, but if this isn’t manipulation, what is? What are the odds that as soon as I set my SL, it goes up 6% after being still for 9 hours, then makes that huge wick and drops within 3 minutes? This is disgusting. I’m never getting into futures again. My theory is that it has nothing to do with orders or volume; Binance controls futures to hit SLs and sweep up people’s money. It’s trash, and I’ve already confirmed it in practice—there’s no theory here. I need to get rid of this idea that Binance or someone is manipulating futures to screw us out of our money. Anyway, it’s fine; everything comes back around. Just look at the chart: that huge wick was to take out my SL as soon as I set it. Disgusting.

I'm going to share my trade on $ZEC . Even though I don't like it, I think it's bullish. I'm going in with 550 USDT, all my capital. I set my TP at 1550 and my SL at 1269. Whatever happens, happens. Honestly, I think it's very bullish.

$NMR NMR JUST WOKE UP.

The same coin that was hovering around $10 a few days ago just hit $17.

Almost +70% from that level.

And this is exactly what interests me about shitcoins:

First, nobody talks about them.

Then volume starts coming in.

Then they break out.

And when they finally show up everywhere, most people are only just discovering they exist.

$NMR has already proven it can move violently when money flows in.

Now I want to see what happens after this pump.

Because there are two possibilities here:

Either this was just a short-term explosion…

or we’re seeing the beginning of a brutal repricing of a coin with a market cap of barely ~$86M.

I don’t need to guess the next move.

I need to watch where volume comes in after a move like this.

Because if it breaks to new highs again with volume…

things could get VERY interesting.

$NMR

And this time I got in before Twitter starts yelling “100X”.

There’s one coin I’m watching VERY closely this week.**

$SUI .

And it’s not because someone drew two lines on TradingView and said “100x.”

There’s something happening around the ecosystem right now.

**October 7 and 8** mark Sui Basecamp 2026 in Singapore.

But while everyone waits for “the event” to start paying attention to SUI, the ecosystem is already on the move:

DeepBook, its on-chain trading infrastructure, has already surpassed **$20 BILLION in volume**.

And on October 1, Sui announced a partnership with OpenAssets to advance **tokenized asset** standards.

Now here’s the part I’m interested in.

Crypto has a habit:

**the market starts moving → then the narrative arrives → then Twitter catches on → and only then does everyone else show up.**

I prefer to look before that.

I don’t know if $SUI will go up.

But I do know **there’s enough happening this week to keep the chart open.**

And if volume starts coming in while everyone’s waiting for the event...

👀

**$SUI **

Open the chart.

Then you’ll understand why I’m watching it.

$RLC First trade of the day: +52 USDT. We have 609 USDT, since I lost 64 playing poker, although I’ve already uninstalled it and won’t play again.

This is how I'm diversifying my 620 USDT. I plan to keep accumulating for the long term
100 USDT in $BTC
50 USDT in $SUI
50 USDT in $HYPE
50 USDT in $TAO
50 USDT in $SOL
10 USDT in $OPN
313 USDT in liquidity, or for a clear opportunity in futures. Any recommendations? The idea is to keep accumulating month by month

I got paid. After losing all my crypto capital, we're back again with $QNT to recover our losses and see how things go this time. We're starting with 600 USDT! Let's see how far we get.

**Poker taught me a lie that I later brought into trading.**

When you start with $100 and win $300, your brain doesn’t feel like you have $400.

It feels like those **$300 are “winnings.”**

Casino money.

Money you can risk.

And that’s where the trap begins.

Because if you then lose those $300, psychologically, it doesn’t feel like you lost $300.

It feels like **someone stole something that was already yours.**

So you try to win it back.

You raise the stakes.

You play a hand you’d normally fold.

And if it goes well, you feel like a genius again.

If it goes badly, you need another hand.

With trading, I realized I was doing exactly the same thing.

One trade made me $200.

Then those $200 stopped feeling like real money in my head.

They were **“winnings to risk again.”**

Until one day you look at your account and ask yourself:

**How the fuck did I go from winning to being completely wiped out?**

The answer is pretty uncomfortable:

I never stopped gambling.

I just changed what I called it.

In poker, I called it *“playing another hand.”*

In trading, I called it *“looking for another opportunity.”*

The platform changed.

The charts changed.

The words changed.

**But my brain was doing exactly the same thing.**

And maybe this is the most dangerous part of all:

You don’t have to be bad at making decisions to lose a ton of money.

Sometimes all it takes is **not knowing when to stop making decisions.** like what happened to me with $QNT o $BTW

That’s where I really lost.

**I disappeared from Binance Square for a few days.**

And in the meantime, I started thinking about something.

A week ago, I had **0 followers**.

Today, I have more than **100**.

I also have something quite a bit less nice:

**-16.654 USDC in PnL.**

Yes. You read that right.

I've seen accounts belonging to people who started after me, and now they look like money-making machines.

I did the exact opposite.

I found good entries and ruined them with leverage.

I held coins that ended up going up after I sold them.

I saw opportunities that were right, and still ended up losing.

And that's when I realized something:

**in crypto, being right isn't enough.**

You can pick the right coin.
You can get the direction right.
You can read the market right.

And still lose.

That's why I'm back.

I don't want to do the typical Square thing where everyone shows up after a coin has already gone up +80%, saying *“I told you so.”*

I want to find things **before** that.

And when I'm wrong, I'll show that too.

This time, I'm not trying to look like a genius.

I'm trying to build something from scratch.

**See you in the next trade—going long on $BTC and $ARB . Alt season has started.**