Newcomers, listen up: the most dangerous thing when you first enter the crypto world is not the market, but yourself.
Too many people come in wanting to double their money, go against the odds, and get rich quick.
What happens? Before you even understand what a candlestick looks like, your money has already been taken by the market.
I advise all newcomers, don’t rush to make money in the first step; first learn how not to get wiped out.
Just try with 100U, that’s enough, don’t be impulsive, don’t increase your position, don’t hold on stubbornly.
If you can steadily play this 100U for a month, you have already surpassed the vast majority of people.
To be honest—
Newcomers are not unintelligent; they just believe too much in "I think."
The market doesn’t care what you think; it only follows its own path.
If you really want to keep playing, you need to solve two problems:
Can you execute the plan?
Can you manage your emotions?
If these two points are not met, giving you 10,000U won’t help you avoid losses.
And one more thing must awaken you:
Once you start thinking about "betting to recover losses," you are no longer trading; you are risking your life.
What the crypto world consumes is not money, but people's rationality.
Once you can stabilize your emotions, not chase, not gamble, not resist orders,
then slowly increase your position.
No need to rush; for ordinary people, reaching a 10,000U position is already the limit.
Beyond that, it’s not a technical issue; it’s a matter of mental fortitude.
After being in this long enough, you will understand—
The real experts do not get rich quickly; they stabilize.
The market doesn’t follow your wishes, but you can control yourself, and that is already a win. $BTC
