2026-01-13 17:27:10

After reviewing the annual trading recap, I realized what I’ve been doing in the crypto world this year? Just roasting money in the fire. When making profits, I can't even recover the trading fees, and when losing, I have to add more principal—this is true PVP. AI data analysis has stripped my account completely, even more brutal than the official annual report.

It turns out I’m not just trading coins, I’m damn well here to give away money. This kind of loss pattern, I probably wasn’t the only one to step on it, right? Has anyone else experienced similar moments of despair?

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StakeTillRetire

· 9h ago

Haha, me too. Trading fees ate up all the profits. Really, I was stunned when I saw the annual report. Who hasn't given away money? I personally gave away five figures in a year. This is called being educated by the market, it hurts so much. I almost got liquidated during that contract loss wave. Looking at the annual report now, I feel like dying. Don't mention it, my AI data is even worse, with negative returns to the max. PVP in the crypto world is like this: either profit from price differences or get liquidated, there's no third way. My account dropped from six figures to five figures, all within this year. You're definitely not the only one; many people on the forum are also regretting. Burning money so much that I feel like I'm doing charity. Actually, the most painful part is the trading fees. Earning just a few percent isn't enough to cover the fees. I feel like the crypto world is just a big casino; better to admit defeat early.

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0xSunnyDay

· 11h ago

Haha, I'm dying of laughter. This is my 2024. Losses are my year-end bonus. Either I'm trading cryptocurrencies, or I'm feeding the wolves.

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SellTheBounce

· 22h ago

Buy the dip again, brother. There's always a lower point waiting for you... This is called trading philosophy, just a weakness of human nature.

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SerLiquidated

· 01-14 00:27

Losing money all year long, reviewing the account report now feels like self-torture... Fees eat up all profits, and losses require additional money to cover, this is the true picture of the crypto world. Same boat, we're all here to bring warmth to the exchanges.

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ForkInTheRoad

· 01-13 17:54

Haha, forget it. I won't review it either, afraid I'll vomit blood seeing that pile of numbers.

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MelonField

· 01-13 17:53

Dying laughing, this is my 2024😭

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WhaleStalker

· 01-13 17:53

Haha, sis, after this review came out, I was completely overwhelmed, like looking in a mirror. Burning money in the fire, concise and to the point, that’s my 2024. Giving away money is professional; making money is purely accidental. That’s the true essence of the crypto world. Forget it, I’m not looking at the annual report anymore. The more I look, the more hopeless I feel. It’s better to keep my eyes closed. So are we both here to do charity? Then what should we do? I came to witness history, haha, but it turns out history is just my loss record.

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HalfBuddhaMoney

· 01-13 17:38

Haha, this is the true picture of the crypto world—fees eat up half the profits. Your review is exhausting to watch; it feels like you're working for the exchange. It's just that the gambling mentality is too strong, and there's no stop-loss discipline. I've been through it too, and later I just set up dollar-cost averaging, much more hassle-free. Stop losing money; stop-loss is more important than anything. The account is indeed devastated this time, but come back next year, buddy. Every time you say you've learned to be smart, but you still repeat the same mistakes.

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SighingCashier

· 01-13 17:32

Wow, isn't this me? The transaction fees are unpredictable, and after a year, it's just a fund transporter.

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