tamsu

I used to believe in crypto, thinking it was a life-changing opportunity. But the reality turned out to be heartbreaking.
Once I clicked on a 'free' airdrop link on Twitter and lost over 10 million. Another time, I joined a Telegram group for a x100 play, got rug pulled, and the token went to zero in just a few hours. Then I even stumbled upon a fake Binance website, entered my seed phrase, and lost everything.
Those days were so depressing that I didn't even want to open the app, blaming myself for being too trusting, losing money and faith. Crypto is really riddled with scams, from phishing, rug pulls, fake airdrops to pump-dumps.

I'm a third-year student, and at the beginning of this year, I noticed crypto was super hot, so I got curious and wanted to learn. I used Binance to try farming in the Launchpool with my meager savings. At first, I scored a few wins and felt great, thinking I was a savvy trader.
But then I went all-in during a massive dip, and the result was I lost almost everything. The following days were just me sighing, regretting my greed, and my studies took a hit.
Now I'm back to learning from scratch, being more patient, only making small trades, and reading a lot on Binance Square. Crypto isn't bad, but I'm just not mature enough yet.