From owing $60,000 to earning $150,000 in 4 months: How I turned competitors into teammates
Few people know that I once had nothing. It’s not that I didn’t have much money in my account, but I was truly stuck—owing $60,000, mostly due to some irrational decisions. At that time, I couldn’t see any hope.
But looking back now, those dark days became a turning point. The biggest change wasn’t in how I made money, but in my mindset—I stopped seeing everyone as a competitor.
In the Web3 community, many people habitually hide strategies and hoard information, afraid that others will steal their opportunities. I used to be like that too. Until one day, I realized that real wealth growth comes from collaboration, not zero-sum games.
When I started sharing ideas with former "opponents," working on projects together, and endorsing each other, things changed. Information flow accelerated, opportunity recognition became more accurate, and risk assessment was more comprehensive. In just 4 months, my income reached $150,000.
This isn’t luck, nor is it due to a single trade. It’s a natural result of shifting from a competitive mindset to an ecosystem-oriented thinking. In the crypto market, cooperation often profits more than confrontation.
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RetiredMiner
· 19h ago
Hey, wait a minute, this set of words sounds a bit familiar... The phrase "win-win cooperation" is something you hear in the community every month.
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BearWhisperGod
· 01-08 14:58
Wow, I've heard this kind of rhetoric so many times before. It always feels like something's missing.
150,000 in 4 months? It feels like just a selected part...
I believe in mindset shifts, but to be honest, most people will still choose to quietly make a fortune.
It sounds like chicken soup for the soul, but there's some truth to it. Collaboration is indeed much more comfortable than fighting alone.
This is the legendary "forming alliances for warmth." That's Web3—only by building influence can you survive.
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shadowy_supercoder
· 01-08 14:58
This story sounds a bit familiar... But I still have to say, collaboration is definitely much better than involution.
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AirdropAnxiety
· 01-08 14:58
It's another story of "I succeeded, so you can too"... but the collaboration aspect is definitely worth considering.
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0xSunnyDay
· 01-08 14:44
It's all stories of collaboration, sounds pretty warm but... can you really make money?
Eh, but this logic is actually a bit... I also want to try to see if we can team up.
Oh my god, this mindset shift is like cheating, I need to reflect on myself.
Alright, I admit it, working alone quietly isn't as appealing.
This story sounds a bit like multi-level marketing tactics... but it does seem to make sense.
60,000 to 150,000, this speed is a bit outrageous.
I told you not to always be on guard against others, but I’m still on guard.
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ForumLurker
· 01-08 14:35
To be honest, 150,000 in 4 months is a bit risky, but the collaboration aspect really hit the mark.
I've experienced this kind of transformation myself—used to be afraid of being cut, but now I'm willing to share alpha, and as a result, I earn more steadily.
But we still need to stay alert; there are too many fake collaborations in the community that are just cutting leeks.
From owing $60,000 to earning $150,000 in 4 months: How I turned competitors into teammates
Few people know that I once had nothing. It’s not that I didn’t have much money in my account, but I was truly stuck—owing $60,000, mostly due to some irrational decisions. At that time, I couldn’t see any hope.
But looking back now, those dark days became a turning point. The biggest change wasn’t in how I made money, but in my mindset—I stopped seeing everyone as a competitor.
In the Web3 community, many people habitually hide strategies and hoard information, afraid that others will steal their opportunities. I used to be like that too. Until one day, I realized that real wealth growth comes from collaboration, not zero-sum games.
When I started sharing ideas with former "opponents," working on projects together, and endorsing each other, things changed. Information flow accelerated, opportunity recognition became more accurate, and risk assessment was more comprehensive. In just 4 months, my income reached $150,000.
This isn’t luck, nor is it due to a single trade. It’s a natural result of shifting from a competitive mindset to an ecosystem-oriented thinking. In the crypto market, cooperation often profits more than confrontation.