Cryptspice

How to make money in the crypto market? Statistically, only 1–5% of traders make money, while the other 95% simply become liquidity and lose money over time. I’ll try to explain in detail what’s really going on, so pay attention. Maybe this will help you in the future. Let’s start with the basics. Most people think the secret lies in strategy and understanding charts. They believe that if you know where the price is going, you’ll make money regardless. But that’s not how it works. There are countless trading systems, and I know them all: ICT, MSNR, SMC, OF, Price Action, and so on. After 5 years of trading, I’ve had to learn absolutely everything related to candlesticks. But knowing these concepts isn’t enough. I spent several months learning my first concept. The second and third took less time because my understanding kept growing with each one. Yet this still didn’t help me increase my income. That’s when my approach started to change. If I know all these concepts at a professional level, why isn’t that helping me increase my income? This is where risk management comes into play. It plays one of the most important roles in trading. Let me give you a simple example of how to turn $100 into $1M With a $100 balance, you would need to open 100 positions using 50x leverage, targeting a 0.3% move up or down. By the 100th trade, you could theoretically turn that into around $1.3M through compounding. But most people won’t be able to replicate this because most traders lack emotional stability. The market controls them instead of them controlling their own decisions. Only 1–5% of traders can maintain that level of control over time and potentially replicate such a result. Next comes the psychology of losses. After a series of stop-losses, traders often lose control of their risk management and become driven by greed and the urge to win back what they’ve lost. This is where the biggest mistake happens: continuing to trade under the influence of those emotions. All you need to do is control your emotions. You must be as cold as an iceberg. Manage your risk and have a clear plan built at least one year ahead that you follow consistently. Discipline Emotional control Risk management Strategy Patience If you violate even one of these principles, you’ll never be consistently profitable over the long term. Each factor supports the others, and when one breaks down, the entire system falls apart. In Part 2, I’ll explain the psychology of trading with small capital and why even a $10 account reflects your character in the market🤝