Succesful and Upcoming Crypto Traders Story in the Space

[lifeisnoteazy]

I completely missed out on a storytelling event I wish I’d joined, and I’m still kicking myself over it. About a week ago, a platform I’ve used for a while invited long-time crypto users to share their personal journeys, not the polished, influencer kind, but the raw, real stuff. I didn’t think much of it at first. I figured it’d be a parade of perfect trades and big wins, so I scrolled right past the announcement without a second thought.

But today, out of curiosity, I watched the final video they put together, and I was floored. It wasn’t what I expected at all. These were everyday people, like me, sharing stories that hit hard. One person opened up about losing it all on a risky trade and clawing their way back. Another talked about how a simple feature helped them get through a brutal market downturn.

The stories were messy, heartfelt, and so relatable I couldn’t stop watching. It made me realize how much I’ve been through in this space too. The wild ups and downs, the stupid mistakes I’ve made, and those moments where I almost walked away for good. I could’ve shared something real, something that might’ve resonated with others, but I let the chance slip.

If you’ve ever shared your own crypto journey somewhere, I’d love to hear about it. And if you’re curious, the video is worth a watch it captures a rare moment where real voices in this space take center stage.

You can find it here: https://x.com/BingXOfficial/status/1922903113532408091?t=7ILkikqoptrNYQ-HYTYxwg&s=19.

To me, looks like it’s a reminder of why we’re all here. Gracias

[o48o]

With anyone who is honest it's always messy. Because when it comes to trading, crypto is craziest field of them all. Weirdly some influencers don't like to admit that they make mistakes, mostly because they want people to follow them blindly and buy their bags. Making mistakes wouldn't support their narrative which is based on lies.

Funny enough, if those same influencers would admit making mistakes, they would probably get real followers as well. Because nothing seems more honest then reflecting your mistakes. They are also relatable.
But when they are selling the lie, they need to seem like golden gods who see the future.

[BankyCrypt65]

I completely missed out on a storytelling event I wish I’d joined, and I’m still kicking myself over it. About a week ago, a platform I’ve used for a while invited long-time crypto users to share their personal journeys, not the polished, influencer kind, but the raw, real stuff. I didn’t think much of it at first. I figured it’d be a parade of perfect trades and big wins, so I scrolled right past the announcement without a second thought.

But today, out of curiosity, I watched the final video they put together, and I was floored. It wasn’t what I expected at all. These were everyday people, like me, sharing stories that hit hard. One person opened up about losing it all on a risky trade and clawing their way back. Another talked about how a simple feature helped them get through a brutal market downturn.

The stories were messy, heartfelt, and so relatable I couldn’t stop watching. It made me realize how much I’ve been through in this space too. The wild ups and downs, the stupid mistakes I’ve made, and those moments where I almost walked away for good. I could’ve shared something real, something that might’ve resonated with others, but I let the chance slip.

If you’ve ever shared your own crypto journey somewhere, I’d love to hear about it. And if you’re curious, the video is worth a watch it captures a rare moment where real voices in this space take center stage.

You can find it here: https://x.com/BingXOfficial/status/1922903113532408091?t=7ILkikqoptrNYQ-HYTYxwg&s=19.

To me, looks like it’s a reminder of why we’re all here. Gracias

Just watched the video on X and I realized that many people who are traders are not always honest with what they say or tell others. With such event, I'm sure that not all of them is true, notwithstanding, their expressions has won them something during the anniversary.
I have been a trader for years and I had the good and bad experience. I made more than 300% the first day I started trading with a live account. Before you know, boom! everything disappear. Then I learn more about trading. Congratulations to all the winners in the video and HBD to BingX for making it this far in the crypto space.

[lifeisnoteazy]

With anyone who is honest it's always messy. Because when it comes to trading, crypto is craziest field of them all. Weirdly some influencers don't like to admit that they make mistakes, mostly because they want people to follow them blindly and buy their bags. Making mistakes wouldn't support their narrative which is based on lies.

Funny enough, if those same influencers would admit making mistakes, they would probably get real followers as well. Because nothing seems more honest then reflecting your mistakes. They are also relatable.
But when they are selling the lie, they need to seem like golden gods who see the future.

nothing more true than this i can resonate with your point mate!

[hyudien]

With anyone who is honest it's always messy. Because when it comes to trading, crypto is craziest field of them all. Weirdly some influencers don't like to admit that they make mistakes, mostly because they want people to follow them blindly and buy their bags. Making mistakes wouldn't support their narrative which is based on lies.

Funny enough, if those same influencers would admit making mistakes, they would probably get real followers as well. Because nothing seems more honest then reflecting your mistakes. They are also relatable.
But when they are selling the lie, they need to seem like golden gods who see the future.

I remember the saying that successful people will never share their keys to success anywhere. So create your journey story and motivate influencers to say just to get validation for what they are fighting for. Will beginner crypto traders experience the same fate? Of course not because basically you are faced with your own decisions, not based on their motivation.

[Algominer2]

Aren't everyone's crypto stories this crazy? It's such a wild ride honestly.

I feel like my story within crypto is not that wild, but if I told my friends (who know nothing about crypto) the full ride I've been on over the years - the massive portfolio highs and lows, the stress, the euphoria etc I think they definitely WOULD be floored!

Every crypto trader/investor has a film about them waiting to happen. We're all like 10x the wolf of wallstreet