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About Me & My Journey
Everything I write here comes from a place of truth from what I’m thinking right now, what I’ve been through, and what I continue to learn along the way.
I share my trading ideas not to prove anything, but to express what’s real in that moment. Not all of them, just the ones that carry meaning.
I’ve never been the type to chase attention or build a big audience. That’s not why I’m here.
I’m here to clear my mind, to understand myself better, and maybe help a few people who walk a similar path.
My life has always been about staying humble healing my own wounds in silence and celebrating my victories in peace.
After trading successfully in the crypto market, I realized that speaking my thoughts out loud helps me grow.
It brings clarity.
And if someone can learn from that, then it’s worth it.
People ask, “Why not go bigger? Why not aim for more?”
But that’s not my purpose. I’m not here to become famous or to build a name that echoes.
I’m here to connect to exchange thoughts with other traders who think deeply, who understand both the silence and the chaos that come with this journey. And to help people trade better.
I can’t really talk about these things with the people around me not with family, not with friends.
So I’m here, in this space, to share, to listen, and to grow.
Yes, I do have a private group but I keep it small.
I ask questions before I let anyone in.
There are barriers for a reason. I value mindset, respect, and hard work.
I don’t want people who join just to follow signals. I want those who truly want to learn and grow into real traders themselves.
It’s not about numbers. It’s about energy.
I don’t need noise to feel seen.
I just need honesty.
That’s enough for me.
My Story
I started in crypto when I was 14. Back then, it wasn’t that serious I was just curious and wanted to understand it.
People around me called it gambling, or said it was just scammers trying to sell paid groups even though they couldn’t really trade.
So my first year was all about learning just gaining knowledge and understanding how this space worked.
When I turned 15, I started exploring leverage trading. I watched countless YouTube videos, studied different strategies, and tried to apply them on the charts. But like most beginners, I learned the hard way. I traded with $200 and lost it all.
At around early 16 years old, I met a guy who changed everything. He believed in me and decided to help. He gave me $300 to trade with. I lost $200 almost immediately the same mistakes, the same mindset.
But when I was left with that last $100. This guy helped me with my mindset and from there everything shifted.
I cleared my mind completely.
I stopped rushing, stopped forcing trades, and locked in mentally like never before.
That $100 became my test my focus, my discipline, my turning point.
I started trading with patience and structure. I took it seriously, with full control over my emotions.
And slowly, that $100 began to grow.
By the time that iam almost 19, that same $100 had turned into six figures.
It wasn’t luck it was mindset.
The losses, the frustration, the isolation all of it built me into who I am now.
Along the way, I studied everything I could tools, market structure, ICT concepts, price action etc.
I spent long nights behind the charts, sometimes in silence, sometimes in doubt but always in motion.
When I joined X around that time, I was inspired. I saw traders who looked like they had it all figured out posting massive wins, perfect charts, confidence everywhere.
But over time, I realized many were just chasing clout. Some couldn’t really trade, some only acted like they could.
Still, I didn’t judge I just stayed focused on my own growth.
That’s when I truly learned what separates real traders from the rest: discipline, patience, and self awareness.
Since then, I’ve grown not just as a trader, but as a person.
My story isn’t about quick wins or lucky moments it’s about growth through struggle, clarity through failure, and finding peace through purpose.
That’s who I am.
That’s how I got here.
And this is my journey.