2025 Summary: Don't mistake it for a full-fledged Bull run. 2025 isn't a bad year, but it's not the "crypto paradise" many once dreamed of either. To put it more accurately, 2025 is a transitional year, where the market emerges from its wild phase into a more mature, colder, and more challenging one. 2025 will also be the year that makes many people realize: the cycle is no longer simple. The formula "halving followed by altseason" is no longer applicable. There's no longer a guarantee that holding long enough will result in a 10x or 20x return. The market no longer operates on retail sentiment, but according to the discipline of large capital flows. When comparing additional Capital flow data and market behavior from platforms like @EXNESS, one thing becomes clear: money doesn't disappear, but it flows much more selectively. Liquidation assets with solid foundations retain cash flow; while most purely speculative assets are gradually being left behind. For many people, 2025 will be an unpleasant year: – Hesitant to buy aggressively. – If it stays the same, it won't increase. – I'm afraid of making a mistake when selling. – Trading is a constant chopstick. But for those who can see the market structure, 2025 is a very valuable year. It teaches you how to be selective, how to be patient, and most importantly: how to distinguish between real value and cyclical illusions. If I had to summarize 2025 in one sentence: This isn't the year for getting rich quick, but the year for filtering people out. Those who rely on luck will get tired. Those who play by emotion will pay the price. But those who are willing to observe, understand the flow of money, and know where they stand in the game, will find 2025 to lay the foundation for the years to come. This is just my personal year-end perspective. I'm not recommending buying or selling. Just a few concluding remarks based on my observations of the market… and those who remain.

In line with the sentiment - Crypto isn't scamming anyone, it's just that many people are scamming themselves. Crypto Capital n't make promises. It doesn't tell anyone to "buy now and you'll get rich," or guarantee "hold long enough and you'll win." Yet somehow, many people still believe the market owes them a deserved reward. People enter the market with small Capital , high expectations, and a very naive belief: that if they are diligent enough, monitor charts closely enough, and stay up late enough, money will come naturally. When it doesn't come, the fault usually lies not with the decision, but with… the market being “manipulated.” Interestingly, the more losses people experience, the better they become at telling stories. Losses due to sharks. Losses due to bad news. Losses due to the exchange. Losses due to KOLs. Only one reason is rarely mentioned: making trades without a plan. Trading on popular platforms like #Exness, ... everything is very clear: entry, exit, profit, and loss are all fully recorded. There's no room for pretense of being "close." But instead of looking back at their trading history, many people choose to look at... Twitter. Another paradox: everyone says " Capital management is important," but in every trade, they only go all-in just enough to hope for the best. Stop-loss orders are set just for show, then moved. Take-profit orders are always postponed, because "who knows, it might keep going." As a result, the market doesn't need to be too ruthless; the traders deal with themselves first. Crypto is also a place where many people confuse busyness with efficiency. Opening charts all day, constantly switching timeframes, adding indicators repeatedly — it looks very professional, but the account remains the same… or goes down. Crypto isn't difficult, it just doesn't reward delusion. Those who stay longer are usually the ones who have stopped complaining, stopped blaming others, and accepted a simple truth: the market doesn't care how hard you try; it only reacts to the decisions you've made with your money. And what about those who still believe they lost because they "haven't had their time yet"? Perhaps crypto isn't in a hurry either. It's always ready to give them... a few more lessons.