Lately, the crypto market has been going down, and a lot of people are frustrated. Most of the time, the first thing they do is blame Bitcoin, blame the market, or say that crypto is “manipulated.”

But honestly, the market is not the real problem.

According to my experience, the real issue is how people trade.

Many traders enter positions with very high leverage, without proper risk management. They overexpose their capital, ignore stop-losses, and chase quick profits. When the market moves slightly against them, liquidation happens. And after that, instead of reviewing their own mistakes, they blame the market and leave.

The market doesn’t care about anyone’s emotions. It moves based on liquidity, supply, demand, and positioning. Volatility is normal especially in crypto. A healthy market goes up and down. That’s not failure, that’s structure.

Traders who survive long term are not the ones who predict every move. They are the ones who manage risk, use reasonable leverage, and accept that losses are part of the game.

If you trade with discipline, the same market that destroys reckless traders becomes full of opportunity. But if you ignore risk management, no market in the world will save you.

Crypto is not the problem. How you trade it makes all the difference.