Sometimes no matter who you offend, you can’t offend those so-called “fighters of the battlefield” (the ones who fight all the time). These people are idle every day, bored like unemployed vagrants, and they’re extremely extreme. Their specialty is kicking someone when they’re down and using their strength to bully the weak. When I first started my contract trading and leading users, in the first few days I went from a profit of 60% to an unrealized loss of 20%. I worked like crazy—screenshotting every day and posting everywhere. Then when I finally hit a 500% profit, they went silent. Once the market dropped, they started posting everywhere again, finding all kinds of angles to slander, saying all sorts of things. When I’d been up 17x on spot profits, they didn’t say a word. Only after they saw you in floating losses did they immediately kick you when you’re down—slandering and cursing nonstop. In fact, I had already blacklisted these people for half a year. As a trader, you don’t just need patience and direction—you also need psychological resilience. A lot of signal providers are killed by these hateful trolls. Like that Brother Jiu—when he was in floating losses, the whole internet sprayed him, which threw his mindset off. His first trade got cut at the lowest point. Now that it’s rallied back up, the trolls are quiet again.

Making a couple of bucks in the crypto world is hard without any real understanding.

Sometimes you don’t lose because of the market—you lose because noise drains you to death.