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Quote from: Kevystia on Today at 07:33:04 AM

Yes, indeed, I used AI at first, but since I received a warning, I have never used it again. I try to respond based on my own efforts, and I focus on the areas where I understand things better.

Quote from: Kevystia on Today at 07:47:53 AM

Yes, I admit that I used AI, but I haven't used it since I received a warning.

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If I found that you have changed, i will give you some merits and I hope it will be a new beginning for you.

Yes, that's true. I had created accounts in the past, but I no longer remember the login details. At that time, I didn't fully understand how to use this forum; I saw some people only posting their problems, while others were giving advice. I can't even recall the login details for those other accounts

Quote from: Kevystia on Today at 08:33:35 AM

But I say it and I repeat it, I haven't used AI since the day I received the warning. I realized that AI doesn't respond correctly, and sometimes it completely goes off-topic.

Are you serious? Right now, you're confidently telling everyone that you don't use AI anymore?
Okay, let's check. Today, you created a new topic. What do we see? You got a neutral tag on October 20th. And today, my friend, it's already October 24th.
The worst thing a newbie can do on the forum in their first steps is get a reputation as a liar. And you're working on it well.

Quote from: Kevystia on Today at 09:10:03 AM

I recently saw a post where one of the members asked if they need a huge capital to start trading. Here’s the link to the post: [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5514689.0](https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5514689.0).

I wanted to address a common misconception in the trading community: the belief that you need a large capital to start trading successfully.

Here are my thoughts:

Strategy Over Capital: While having capital can be beneficial, what truly matters is having a solid trading strategy. A well-thought-out plan can help you manage risk and maximize returns, even with a smaller investment.

Prop Firms: Many traders can access accounts with significant capital through proprietary trading firms. This allows you to trade with $50,000 or more without needing to have that amount saved up yourself.

Starting Small: It's entirely possible to start with a smaller amount of capital and gradually build your account as you gain experience and confidence in your trading abilities. The most important aspect is developing a strategy that works for you.

What are your experiences? Do you think starting with a large capital is necessary, or can traders find success with smaller amounts? I’d love to hear your thoughts!

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By the way, I only used AI in one of my messages, which I believe has already been deleted. I wanted to respond to a concern raised by one of the members that I myself did not fully understand, and that’s when I asked the AI to explain the topic to me. Now, the beginner's mistake I made was that I copied the result and pasted it directly. That was the only mistake I made, and I acknowledge it. Since that day, I focus only on discussions where I have my own little ideas, like trading, for example. And I express my opinion correctly without having to resort to AI. That’s all.