Quote from: Rruchi man on April 29, 2021, 01:32:13 AM

I met someone who spoke bitterly against cryptotrading, he spoke of how he had a fortune in his trading account that disappeared completely in one night, he spoke of how he fell into depression and sickness soon followed because of overthinking of how to pick up and get back up on his feet financially. Now he is a strong advocate against anything trading crypto, how sad and dissapointing.

I didn't want to go through the rigor of trying to preach the message of crypto and share my testimonials from my little successful trades because our meeting was short lived as we were in transit, but the big question that i kept asking myself afterwards was -

"How many persons loose in a trade, and then go back to find out why they lost, and the mistakes they made?"

(I am bringing this topic here to point out amd encourage everyone that needs encouragement, that it is always best to find out the reason behind every loss we make in trading. It might not be easy, but try not to fall into depression suddenly, go back and find out the excesses and mistakes in your analysis in preparation for the BIG WIN, it is not easy, but you can do it)

The disappointment of losing a trade is a lot and it kills an individual if he loses a major chunk of his investment but at the same time we should know that a person only loses when he sells in a loss.
Losing money overnight is something that is possible in crypto but not with the potential currencies. If a person invests in scam coins and hopes to make money then that is his mistake.
Similarly, every time we lose money while trading, we tend to learn something new. The only thing we have to do is not to repeat the same mistake again.
I have also lost good amount of money in trading cryptocurrencies but I am still here and learning and still trying with whatever I have to make money trading crypto.