Many people blame their losses on poor technology, bad mentality, or bad luck. But honestly, is that really the problem?

In fact, from the moment you press the buy button, the outcome has already been decided.

You watch the candlestick chart and see the numbers jumping, while institutions are studying where the chips are coming from and where they are going. You excitedly chase after market highs driven by sentiment, but they’ve already laid out the underlying logic of the narrative, waiting for continuous buyers to step in. When you enter the market, you think liquidity is abundant, but market makers have already taken their profits and are ready to exit.

So you’ll notice this phenomenon: the more you learn, the easier it is to chase highs; the more confident you are, the more likely you are to get trapped; the more you respect the market, the more you get harvested. This isn’t an IQ problem; these game rules are right here — starting from an inherently unfair setup.

The market never rewards the diligent; it only rewards those who stand in the right position.

Now ask yourself: in this game, where do you think you stand?