Something that is observed around here is that many see trading as a game, a casino, but few consider it a job that requires time, study, and a lot of dedication.

Many people lose money in crypto not because they choose bad coins, but because they don't know when to enter.

Many beginners think that investing in crypto is about finding "the right coin." The reality is that most lose money not by making bad choices, but by lacking strategy.

Before thinking about what to buy, one must understand how the market moves. The price doesn't rise or fall for no reason: it moves in cycles. There are phases of euphoria, where everything seems easy, and phases of correction, where fear dominates. The typical mistake is to buy in euphoria and sell in fear.

A basic but powerful strategy starts with something simple: not using all the capital at once. Entering in parts reduces the risk of making a mistake at the moment. No one always buys at the minimum, but splitting purchases allows averaging and sleeping peacefully.

Another key point is patience. Not all drops are opportunities, nor do all rises signify strength. Many times, the best move is to do nothing and observe. The market often punishes haste and rewards discipline.

It is also important to understand what you are buying. Not all cryptocurrencies are the same: some have real use, others depend only on hype. Learning to differentiate them is worth more than any "signal" or external recommendation.

Investing in crypto is not about chasing the price; it's about learning to wait. The beginner's goal should not be to win quickly, but not to lose while learning. The rest comes with time.

What part of this process do you struggle with the most today: waiting, entering, or not touching anything? I'm listening...

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