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On my first day entering the cryptocurrency market, I had less than 10 million VND. Like many newcomers, I carried the dream of a "quick life change," believing that just catching the right wave would make everything different.
But the market doesn't teach with words – it teaches with real money. In just the first week,

The longer I trade, the more I believe one thing: the market is not short of opportunities, only short of those who are still alert enough to seize them.
In crypto, wins and losses rarely come from "guessing the top or bottom," but from the ability to control emotions when everything becomes chaotic. Most accounts that vanish are not actually lost,

(Share personal practical experience, no mysticism, no profit bragging – only simple rules that can save your life)
Lessons Paid with Real Money: Small Capital's Biggest Fear is “Hesitation and Indecision”
I have witnessed many people (and myself in the early days) with less than 10,000

Newcomers to the crypto market often share a common mindset: wanting to make money quickly. Browsing X, they see someone showing x2, another showing x10, and their hot-bloodedness rises, thinking that just a "risk" will change their life.
But what is the truth?
This market is not short of opportunities; what is most lacking is...

In the Web3 world, blockchain is often likened to the brain – the place where transactions and consensus are processed.
But there is a bigger question that is often overlooked: where will the data be stored, who controls it, and whether it is sustainable on a global scale?
Walrus appears precisely to answer that question.
If blockchain

XRP has gained a clear legal status in the U.S. following court rulings that classify it as a non-security, distinguishing it from other cryptocurrencies awaiting regulatory clarity. Ripple's executives express optimism about the impact of upcoming legislation like the Clarity Act for broader industry growth.

In the cryptocurrency market, the last person standing is not the one who makes the most money, but the one who doesn't die along the way. After more than a decade of experiencing all kinds of cycles – from crazy bull runs to cold winters – I realize: crypto is not short of opportunities, only short of people disciplined enough to survive.

Many people have asked me: "Is there a relatively safe way to navigate the crypto market?"
My answer after three years of experience is: YES – but not for the impatient.
I don't use complicated models, nor do I boast about big wins. All the insights I share below are based on my experience.

Looking at Iran's recent situation, many people can't help but shake their heads in frustration. A country that once held the powerful "oil card," with stable trading partners, has only in a few years pushed itself into a comprehensive crisis:
economic collapse, currency devaluation, and people's livelihoods

There was a phase where I, like most newcomers to the market:
📊 kept the chart open from morning till night,
📱 my phone vibrating made my heart race,
😵 I was afraid of missing every green candle.
But the more I traded, the more I realized a harsh truth: money doesn't come from watching the price chart more, but from knowing how to manage it.

In recent days, the finance and crypto communities have been buzzing with news that the US Supreme Court may rule that Trump's trade policies are illegal, with the probability mentioned reaching up to 78%. Immediately, a series of articles, KOLs, and sensational headlines began warning about a "market collapse" scenario.

1. The Market is Not "Dead" – It’s Just Sick
In the past half year, the crypto market has been like a chronically ill body. No sudden shocks, but gradually weakening, losing resilience.
Bitcoin has fallen from its peak of 126,000 USD to around 86,000 USD. Altcoins have no other words to describe it.

World Liberty Financial – a cryptocurrency company with close ties to U.S. President Donald Trump – has officially filed for a (national trust charter) with the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC). If approved, the company will establish World Liberty Tr

After years of navigating the crypto market, I increasingly realize a harsh truth: most people lose not because the market is too brutal, but because they cannot control their emotions and trading habits.
Especially with small account balances, the feeling of “having to trade continuously”

Many people ask me a question that seems simple but is not easy to answer: "After being in the crypto market for so long, are you still alive normally?"
My answer is: maybe — but only for those who have survived long enough.
I entered this market when I was very young. In the early years, I also...

The crypto space is changing daily, with a series of new projects emerging to address the core bottlenecks of Web3. One of the biggest issues today is decentralized data storage – where traditional solutions remain expensive, inflexible, and lack scalability.