To everyone who experienced a failed 2025

[KiaKia]

Rebuild from the bottom, it is fine, I have been there several times and I rise and still fall again, there is one thing that I keep getting better at after several failures, it is that ability to always stand up on my feet again.

Rebuilding from the bottom can seem like one of the hardest things ls to do as a crypto investor because when you are at the bottom everything feels like extra heavier, you will start questioning every strategy you once believed in.

It is not just about how much money you have lost in crypto but the time and energy you have wasted, even your confidence will feel like it's draining away, I get you.

But everytime you fell and stand up, something failed to remain the same.

You stop chasing.
You stop gambling.
Then you start rebuilding, this time, from clarity, not from hype or emotions.

Every single person who have truly made it big in this space has one time in their past hit the bottom too, atleast just once.
The difference is they don't stay there.

They Learned.
They adapted.
And they came back Stronger.

It's all part of the process.

[Alpha Marine]

Just to add, and for life in general, not just crypto. Have a clear and achievable goal. It is pointless to have goals that are not achievable because you will keep failing every time. Just "not giving up" is not enough. If you do the same thing you did in the previous year, you will still fail.
"The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results". I don't completely subscribe to this quote, but it is true in this context. Do things differently. Experience is nothing if you don't learn from it.

When you say you won't give up, make sure you're on the right path.
No matter how persistent you are in digging a hole to look for gold, if there is no gold in that place, you will dig for all your life, and you won't find any gold. So whatever you're doing should be the right way to do it.

[ObaLabsX]

Rebuild from the bottom, it is fine, I have been there several times and I rise and still fall again, there is one thing that I keep getting better at after several failures, it is that ability to always stand up on my feet again.

Rebuilding from the bottom can seem like one of the hardest things ls to do as a crypto investor because when you are at the bottom everything feels like extra heavier, you will start questioning every strategy you once believed in.

It is not just about how much money you have lost in crypto but the time and energy you have wasted, even your confidence will feel like it's draining away, I get you.

But everytime you fell and stand up, something failed to remain the same.

You stop chasing.
You stop gambling.
Then you start rebuilding, this time, from clarity, not from hype or emotions.

Every single person who have truly made it big in this space has one time in their past hit the bottom too, atleast just once.
The difference is they don't stay there.

They Learned.
They adapted.
And they came back Stronger.

It's all part of the process.

I will only start in 2026, I don't feel like I'm late. Therefore I try to make careful planning in determining investments both in bitcoin and in other assets. The first thing I understand is to build a financial foundation first, while learning the mistakes of novice investors because with that I try to minimize them. 2026 is wide open for anyone who wants to do better, study harder and motivate themselves that it is never too late even if they have to start from scratch.



LabsX

[qwertyup23]

Over the years, I have both experienced the pain of losing my BTCs and the joy of earning them through my own efforts. Despite all of these experiences, one thing remained constant- which is being consistent and determined to pursue your investment.

In life whenever you face a certain adversity, the way to deal with it is always to start slow but steady. Similar in cryptocurrency, a person who wishes to invest can start with a relatively low amount of money at first but the crucial step here would be its consistency of depositing in a timely manner.

To everyone who experienced and/or incurred losses this year, always look at the bright side. Remember, it only takes a single day, hour, minute, or even second to convert your losses to profit as long as you remain consistent and determined to pursue your goals.

[tech30338]

Rebuild from the bottom, it is fine, I have been there several times and I rise and still fall again, there is one thing that I keep getting better at after several failures, it is that ability to always stand up on my feet again.

Rebuilding from the bottom can seem like one of the hardest things ls to do as a crypto investor because when you are at the bottom everything feels like extra heavier, you will start questioning every strategy you once believed in.

It is not just about how much money you have lost in crypto but the time and energy you have wasted, even your confidence will feel like it's draining away, I get you.

But everytime you fell and stand up, something failed to remain the same.

You stop chasing.
You stop gambling.
Then you start rebuilding, this time, from clarity, not from hype or emotions.

Every single person who have truly made it big in this space has one time in their past hit the bottom too, atleast just once.
The difference is they don't stay there.

They Learned.
They adapted.
And they came back Stronger.

It's all part of the process.

Having experience failure and learn from it, you should be able to avoid such same pattern or attacks, if you still experience the same problem and fail over and over again, it means you are not learning, but if you have already evade that and able to move forward it means you have learned it, but this does not mean you are perfect or will not experience the same problem or other problems, you will still have obstacle along the way, the only advantage is that you already know what will happen incase you fail, and with that you can have better decisions.

[Hewlet]

Rebuild from the bottom, it is fine, I have been there several times and I rise and still fall again, there is one thing that I keep getting better at after several failures, it is that ability to always stand up on my feet again.

Life is not a linear journey, sometimes you experience some ups while at other times you might experience some downs but overall, you have to learn how to create the right ballance such that you're not destroyed by your downs in the long run. As long as you're alive until this very moment, you've not lost anything at all. You have all it takes to still accomplish everything you set your eyes to. It might not work this year but it can definitely work next year if you're ready to learn your lesson, take the neccesary correction and walk into the new with the right mindset in view.

[Mpamaegbu]

It is not just about how much money you have lost in crypto but the time and energy you have wasted, even your confidence will feel like it's draining away, I get you.

Last night, I had a brief discussion with a friend who told me he had given up on cryptos and was moving to something else. He said all the altcoins he had would stay the way he had them and that he wouldn't sell off. That it was either to moon or to dust. I couldn't persuade him otherwise to remain and find a way to DCA. I don't even have enough energy in me to waste on encouraging anyone. I passed through that moment of doubt myself and nobody talked me out of it. I was my own motivator and had to pull myself out of that mindset because I saw those who were hitting it big in this industry. It's information. To hit it big in this industry, one must've credible source(s) of information to arm one ahead of time to position well before news hit.

It's all part of the process.

Yeah, everything that happened in 2025 formed part of our success story. We can't say Bitcoin didn't perform well. It did but our high expectations of it made it look like it didn't spike much. It crossed $123k, almost doubling its previous ATH of $68k+ within four years. It's commendable.