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三马哥
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On August 1, 2012, I first got involved in Bitcoin mining. At that time, no one expected this thing to become popular. I jumped in headfirst, thinking it was an opportunity for a turnaround. A few of my university classmates laughed at me and pointed to the villa across the street, saying, "Can you afford that house with the Bitcoin you’re mining?" Looking back now, it’s clear how ignorant and foolish they were.
Good times didn’t last long. In 2015, the hundreds of Bitcoins I had were all scammed away by a Ponzi scheme called 3M. That was my entire fortune at the time! To be honest, it was possible to cash out back then, but I was just too greedy, always thinking I wasn’t the last unlucky one and naively believing someone would take over after me!
On the day I got scammed, my pockets were cleaner than my face. I ended up sleeping on a bridge in Shenzhen for a month.
I thought if I endured, things would get better, but in 2017 and 2018, my wallet got stolen several times in a row. The pitfalls in the crypto world were much deeper than I had imagined. Each time I rushed in with hope, only to be stripped bare in the end. Even in 2020, playing GameFi and participating in airdrops, I also suffered a significant setback, ending up with nothing.
One failure after another wore me down, but deep inside, I’m not someone who gives up easily. From that time on, I focused on studying contracts and spot trading in the crypto world, and I’ve been at it for six or seven years.
Now at 34 years old, I've gradually found my way through my own exploration. After so many years in the community, my win rate in contracts and spot trading has consistently stayed above 88%. Many of my brothers who follow me trust me and renew their subscriptions every year. This trust is something I’ve fought hard to earn.
From sleeping on a bridge to becoming a well-known analyst in the crypto world, I’ve walked this path for a full twelve years. There were no benefactors lifting me up; it’s all been through my own grit and perseverance. The crypto circle has never relied on luck; it’s all about real skills and an unwillingness to lose. I’m still deeply involved in the crypto space, leading my brothers every day in trades and avoiding pitfalls, speaking only with my capabilities.
Good times didn’t last long. In 2015, the hundreds of Bitcoins I had were all scammed away by a Ponzi scheme called 3M. That was my entire fortune at the time! To be honest, it was possible to cash out back then, but I was just too greedy, always thinking I wasn’t the last unlucky one and naively believing someone would take over after me!
On the day I got scammed, my pockets were cleaner than my face. I ended up sleeping on a bridge in Shenzhen for a month.
I thought if I endured, things would get better, but in 2017 and 2018, my wallet got stolen several times in a row. The pitfalls in the crypto world were much deeper than I had imagined. Each time I rushed in with hope, only to be stripped bare in the end. Even in 2020, playing GameFi and participating in airdrops, I also suffered a significant setback, ending up with nothing.
One failure after another wore me down, but deep inside, I’m not someone who gives up easily. From that time on, I focused on studying contracts and spot trading in the crypto world, and I’ve been at it for six or seven years.
Now at 34 years old, I've gradually found my way through my own exploration. After so many years in the community, my win rate in contracts and spot trading has consistently stayed above 88%. Many of my brothers who follow me trust me and renew their subscriptions every year. This trust is something I’ve fought hard to earn.
From sleeping on a bridge to becoming a well-known analyst in the crypto world, I’ve walked this path for a full twelve years. There were no benefactors lifting me up; it’s all been through my own grit and perseverance. The crypto circle has never relied on luck; it’s all about real skills and an unwillingness to lose. I’m still deeply involved in the crypto space, leading my brothers every day in trades and avoiding pitfalls, speaking only with my capabilities.
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