Thousands of people come here every day—buoyed up, with that glassy look in their eyes, full of the anticipation of easy money. 90–95% of retail traders completely wipe out their deposits within the first few months. In essence, every year, millions of people around the world neatly bundle their savings, loans, and dreams into a pretty envelope—and give them away to the exchanges for free.
The most cynical part is that the market doesn’t even have to try to take it from them. They do it all themselves. They enter at the highest prices, stubbornly average down a losing position with the hundredth leverage, then catch the predictable liquidation, burn out in tilt, and go back to their ordinary jobs—with an empty card and a twitching nerve.
And while one, stumbling and swallowing tears, deletes the app, the next one is already crashing through the same door. Bursting in with the same naive certainty: “But I definitely won’t be like that. I watched three YouTube videos and cracked the RSI indicator.”
This cycle of wallets in nature will never stop. Generations replace one another, trends fade, shitcoins die off—but the fuel for this machine remains unchanged: endless human greed and the sacred belief that luck will smile at them specifically.
The most cynical part is that the market doesn’t even have to try to take it from them. They do it all themselves. They enter at the highest prices, stubbornly average down a losing position with the hundredth leverage, then catch the predictable liquidation, burn out in tilt, and go back to their ordinary jobs—with an empty card and a twitching nerve.
And while one, stumbling and swallowing tears, deletes the app, the next one is already crashing through the same door. Bursting in with the same naive certainty: “But I definitely won’t be like that. I watched three YouTube videos and cracked the RSI indicator.”
This cycle of wallets in nature will never stop. Generations replace one another, trends fade, shitcoins die off—but the fuel for this machine remains unchanged: endless human greed and the sacred belief that luck will smile at them specifically.
