Ajikson📊📈

Some of us in the Web3 space don't realise our progress, because we are too focused on what we haven't achieved yet. We most times compare ourselves with others, forgetting where we started and how far we have come. In this space, it's easy to feel left behind. Everyone is posting wins, big earnings and showcasing deep knowledge, and that will make us begin to question our own efforts. We are learning and things are making sense, but the moment we see someone explaining complex stuff or having deep understanding of a particular matter, we start doubting ourselves because we forget there was a time when we knew nothing. We can flip $10 to $50 and it feels like a big win. But then we see someone talking about turning $1k into $10k, and suddenly our result feels small. We forget how hard it was just to turn that first $10 into $11. We forget how many losses we took before we started seeing any profit at all. We secured our first $50 monthly crypto job and we were excited. Then we see someone post about making $5k a month, and suddenly the pressure comes in. We forget there was a time when even getting a $5 job felt impossible. This is how we move. We always want to move forward, but never stop to look back and see how far we have come. We don't appreciate the little wins anymore. We don't celebrate the progress from level one to level two.. from a beginner who was once confused and always losing, to someone who can now boast about making a little profit. It's okay to feel inspired when others share their journey. It's normal to want more for ourselves, and even healthy to push harder and dream bigger, but let's not let it blind us from noticing our own growth. Let's not allow someone else's chapter 10 to make us feel like our chapter 2 isn't valid. Everyone's journey is different. Some started before us and have more resources that's why they are ahead. We need to understand they have paid the price, and they're still paying that's why they are continuously growing. And we, on the other hand, need to pay our own price to grow. So instead of feeling pressured by their progress, let's relax and think of how we started. Think of how clueless we were when the journey began compared to what we now know and what we can do. We have greatly improved. We are not where we want to be yet, but thankfully we are not where we used to be. That's real progress, real growth, and it's something to be proud of. Let's keep building, keep learning, and keep improving till we become satisfied with the outcome of our efforts. This piece is not only for Web3/Crypto bros, but for everyone in all disciplines. We are doing better than we think. #AjiksonDefi #Web3Evangelist @MirraTerminal

@Edimax_1 We are so used to seeing profits on the timeline that's why.

The Forex space is so messed up that posting losses feels like a Taboo online💔🤦🏽

@C4Pips At this point I believe taking a little break will be okay. Not for too long but briefly to find yourself again. It's very important!

I’m not used to posting things like this, but I want to be a bit more transparent. These past few weeks I’ve been way less active, and honestly, May has probably been my worst month in trading — not performance-wise, but mentally. I’ve never really struggled with psychology before, but since moving into futures, I slowly started treating it like a game without even realizing it. And it’s starting to cost me a lot. I’ve been losing more accounts, revenge trading — things I never used to do. Thinking in ways I never did before. On top of that, I’m finishing my studies right now, so my mind is constantly overloaded and trying to manage everything at once has been harder than expected. Even stupid little mistakes keep piling up. Like forgetting to close a position on Friday night and losing another account because of it. Small details, but they slowly drag you deeper. I’ve been thinking a lot about stopping futures completely. But at the same time, I know the opportunities it could bring me are huge. I think what I really need is a new environment and to get myself back under control — and thankfully that change is coming soon. Things are complicated right now, but I wanted to show some transparency because the journey is not always pretty. Still, deep down, I know this is my lowest point. And I truly believe that once I get through this phase, better days will come. I know I’ll make it. And once I overcome this version of myself, I’ll be unstoppable.

@iamdakejr True. 6 months is enough to make it right.

What you’ve done from January up until now can still be corrected. Don’t let regret make you ruin the rest of 2026.

One thing I’ve realized is that if you want to maintain momentum, you have to learn to forgive yourself. Because it usually doesn’t fall apart in a big way. It’s just one day you don’t show up. You feel it. Maybe even tell yourself you’ll do better the next day. Then the next day comes and it happens again. And before you know it, it becomes harder to come back than it was to just continue. I’ve been there. What I’m learning now is that sitting in guilt doesn’t really fix anything. You just accept that it happened, forgive yourself, and move again. Not as a big moment or decision. Just get back to it from that point. And keep going.

As we step into a new week of endless opportunities, this is a reminder to fix the person behind the person behind the screen. GM🌄

If there’s one thing I would say right now, it’s this: You can be deep in an abyss and still find your way out. You can get completely lost and still find your way back. You can lose your confidence entirely and somehow regain it like it never left. Even the worst moments can end up becoming the turning point. Sometimes, it’s just about getting it right once. And from there, everything starts to shift. Just keep fighting for yourself, with yourself, until you win the battle. And I hope you win.

@waymac_x I don't think it has anything to do with God.

Repost this if you agree!!🙏🏼❤️

@pr0_journal It works the same way. It just depends on how an individual decides to go about it.

I noticed something while posting on X: When you think about going from 100 followers to 1,000, it can feel overwhelming. But when you focus on the small wins, every 100 followers, every new connection, every meaningful interaction, it starts to feel achievable. What if trading works the same way?

@deartrader__ Highest is mostly D1 while M15 lowest. Not that I don't check other TFs but 80-90% that's what I focus most on.

Traders, quick one… what’s the highest timeframe you use to start analysis, And what’s the lowest Timeframe you trust for entries?

@Boy__Austin There's a point here. I would say that's the best way to learn , not only trading but everything that requires learning.

Fvck mentorship programs I just want to spend 2 weeks to a month living with a profitable trader Watch how they think, how they move, how they react to losses. All my problems will be solved All this "can you see my screen" thing don tire person😭 #Forex #ForexTrading #Trading

@CableAnalyst To avoid stories that touches.

If you’re in a signal channel, please don’t use it to trade your prop account.

@meeky_fx 1:3

Quick one traders: What’s your ideal risk-reward ratio?

Started trading in search of financial freedom only to discover it's tool for self awareness and personal development. I'm now obsessed with becoming better everyday. Not stopping anytime soon.📈🧠

@QueenXenthe You just touched something very important, especially the part of criticism. No one who wants to build publicly will escape that. It's not just to accept the reality and keep moving regardless.

@KingFtpFx Words of wisdom. You are blessed!

I am active this morning and building …… Everyday as a person make sure you are 1% better at what you do, it is a normal thing in life for you to have bumps just like how the charts look like, even in the uptrend there will always be a pull back, but make sure your pull back will have a come back. Stay focus and less distracted, seek more everytime, don’t be shy to ask questions, no one will beat you for that, the highest they can do is snub. Be smart my gees and I will see you on the next one. Active.

"Even in the uptrend there will always be a pull back, but make sure your pull back will have a come back." One of the best things to come across this morning. Valid✅

@COSMASANALYST Fear is the most dangerous of all

if you want to be a good trader avoid fear and greed Then master your mind and emotion. Once you see a high probability trade , fear no suppose catch you . You trade it with confidence Worst thing that will happen is SL

SL on DOT after moving 50% towards TP. Fundamentals behind the dump, but not an excuse.