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Trader Mayne explains why you can make millions trading crypto and still end up with nothing. “Even if you close the trade, that's still money that you have at risk, in my opinion.” “All of us are gamblers, regardless of how systematic and process-oriented you might be.” “If we...

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100% no different than gambling apps. a 5 x trade that gets rotated into a -1 x trade = 0 and worse if you havent put a bit aside for the tax man.

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Discipline matters, but risk management matters even more. Never risk what you can’t afford to lose. DYOR.

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So much truth to this🎯

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on @OrderBookShow

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@Tradermayne you can be up millions on paper and still ngmi if you never rotate out of your own bags before the dev cooks

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@Tradermayne I'm keeping $BTC on a near-term low, but $SOL is hitting new highs today, right?

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