As the market changes, the cryptocurrency world is always filled with similar voices:
"Quick!" "Cheap!" "Great experience!" "This is the future!"
After seeing so much, it's hard not to be tempted.
But especially in times like this, a question is more likely to be overlooked —
What should you do with your assets if something goes wrong?
Especially for friends who are just starting out, it's good to be mindful:
If a project, in its promotion, almost only tells you how great things are during smooth times, but rarely mentions under what circumstances you might be restricted, delayed, or even unable to operate — then it's best not to raise your expectations too high all at once.
Mature platforms may not put "unpleasant words" on their homepages,
But whether they have seriously prepared for extreme situations
Often lies in the details.
Will they inform you of risks in advance?
Is there a public emergency mechanism?
How exactly are users' assets protected?
These may not be obvious, but they truly affect your money.
Opportunities to make money are always present, but the premise is that you can keep them.
In the noisy market, staying calm and asking one more question
Might just be the best way to protect yourself.
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A small suggestion
Spend ten more minutes looking at the project's safety documents, withdrawal rules, and historical public sentiment.
The excitement belongs to others, but the assets are your own.
Don't fear the wind and waves, but don't underestimate the deep waters.
Let's encourage each other.
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