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Many come to crypto looking to make money quickly.
And they end up losing it… not due to bad luck, but because no one explained the basics to them.
Not when to buy.
Not which coin to choose.
But something simpler:
That doing nothing is also a decision.
That the market doesn't move every day for you.
That learning first saves you money later.
I also started without understanding anything, which is why I try to explain crypto without smoke, without rush, and without false promises here.
If you are starting and want to learn calmly, this space is for you.
What confuses you the most today about the crypto world?
I’m listening. #PrincipiantesCripto
And they end up losing it… not due to bad luck, but because no one explained the basics to them.
Not when to buy.
Not which coin to choose.
But something simpler:
That doing nothing is also a decision.
That the market doesn't move every day for you.
That learning first saves you money later.
I also started without understanding anything, which is why I try to explain crypto without smoke, without rush, and without false promises here.
If you are starting and want to learn calmly, this space is for you.
What confuses you the most today about the crypto world?
I’m listening. #PrincipiantesCripto
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Thank you very much, comments like this motivate us to continue sharing and supporting those who are just starting. A hug
Excellent information for beginners, very well by the empathetic friend who is diligent in helping others #binanceprincipiante #pricipiante
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If I were to start from scratch in crypto today, I would ONLY do these 5 things
If I could go back to day one, with no experience, knowing nothing, I would do this… and nothing more.
1️⃣ I would start with a small amount of money, only what I am willing to lose. Not to win quickly, but to learn without pressure.
2️⃣ I would focus first on understanding Bitcoin and the market, not on looking for the “next gem.”
3️⃣ I would stop chasing green candles. What goes up out of excitement often comes down to reality.
4️⃣ I would have a simple plan, how much to invest, when to enter, and when to do nothing.
5️⃣ I would accept that this is a process, not a stroke of luck. Those who survive, learn. Those who learn, win.
Crypto does not reward the smartest, it rewards those who endure, learn, and control themselves.
👉 If you were to start again today, what would you do differently?
#inversioninteligente $BTC
If I could go back to day one, with no experience, knowing nothing, I would do this… and nothing more.
1️⃣ I would start with a small amount of money, only what I am willing to lose. Not to win quickly, but to learn without pressure.
2️⃣ I would focus first on understanding Bitcoin and the market, not on looking for the “next gem.”
3️⃣ I would stop chasing green candles. What goes up out of excitement often comes down to reality.
4️⃣ I would have a simple plan, how much to invest, when to enter, and when to do nothing.
5️⃣ I would accept that this is a process, not a stroke of luck. Those who survive, learn. Those who learn, win.
Crypto does not reward the smartest, it rewards those who endure, learn, and control themselves.
👉 If you were to start again today, what would you do differently?
#inversioninteligente $BTC
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The market is not wrong... we are.
Many say that the market is unfair, manipulative, or unpredictable, but over time I have learned something uncomfortable:
The market almost always does what it has to do; we are the ones who get it wrong in interpreting it.
We buy when we feel euphoria, sell when we feel fear, enter late, exit early, and then blame the market.
The curious thing is that the same areas where some enter out of anxiety, others enter with patience. The price doesn't change as much as the way we look at it.
That’s why, rather than trying to guess the next move, I increasingly emphasize something simpler (and harder): having judgment when nothing is happening; that's where the decisions that really matter are made.
Do you think the market punishes more for lack of information or lack of patience?
I’m listening.
#MercadoCripto #PrincipiantesCripto
Many say that the market is unfair, manipulative, or unpredictable, but over time I have learned something uncomfortable:
The market almost always does what it has to do; we are the ones who get it wrong in interpreting it.
We buy when we feel euphoria, sell when we feel fear, enter late, exit early, and then blame the market.
The curious thing is that the same areas where some enter out of anxiety, others enter with patience. The price doesn't change as much as the way we look at it.
That’s why, rather than trying to guess the next move, I increasingly emphasize something simpler (and harder): having judgment when nothing is happening; that's where the decisions that really matter are made.
Do you think the market punishes more for lack of information or lack of patience?
I’m listening.
#MercadoCripto #PrincipiantesCripto
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What no one explains to a beginner in crypto (and that's why you lose money)
If you're starting in crypto, there's something that almost no one tells you... and it doesn't have to do with which coin to buy.
Most people come in thinking this is quick, easy, and that "the market owes you something".
And that's where the problem starts.
No one explains to you that you're going to feel fear just when you shouldn't sell.
You're going to feel FOMO right when you shouldn't buy.
You're going to make mistakes more than once, even if you study.
And losing a little at the beginning is part of the learning process, not a failure.
The most common mistake isn't choosing the wrong coin, it's entering without a plan and with unrealistic expectations.
Crypto isn't a money-making machine, it's a market that rewards patience and punishes impulsiveness.
If you're starting, my honest advice is this: don't try to "get rich", try to learn not to lose.
That, over time, is worth much more.
👉 What was the first thing no one explained to you when you started in crypto? I'm listening.
#PrincipiantesCripto #AprendiendoCripto
If you're starting in crypto, there's something that almost no one tells you... and it doesn't have to do with which coin to buy.
Most people come in thinking this is quick, easy, and that "the market owes you something".
And that's where the problem starts.
No one explains to you that you're going to feel fear just when you shouldn't sell.
You're going to feel FOMO right when you shouldn't buy.
You're going to make mistakes more than once, even if you study.
And losing a little at the beginning is part of the learning process, not a failure.
The most common mistake isn't choosing the wrong coin, it's entering without a plan and with unrealistic expectations.
Crypto isn't a money-making machine, it's a market that rewards patience and punishes impulsiveness.
If you're starting, my honest advice is this: don't try to "get rich", try to learn not to lose.
That, over time, is worth much more.
👉 What was the first thing no one explained to you when you started in crypto? I'm listening.
#PrincipiantesCripto #AprendiendoCripto
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“The biggest problem for traders is not the market… it’s that they want to get rich in three candles.”
Everyone talks about technical analysis, but hardly anyone talks about what really breaks accounts: IMPATIENCE.
These are the decisions that destroy capital the most: entering because “it has gone up too much and I don’t want to be left out”, exiting because “it has gone down too much and it scared me”, buying altcoins just because they are “cheap”, betting everything on a memecoin because of a viral tweet.
The market punishes those who want quick results and rewards those who think in months, not minutes. 90% lose because they want to multiply NOW. 10% win because they wait for the market to make mistakes for them.
My opinion, if you want to last in crypto, don’t think like a gambler, think like an architect: build, don’t chase candles.
Do you think people lose more because of strategy or emotions?
Let’s debate.
Everyone talks about technical analysis, but hardly anyone talks about what really breaks accounts: IMPATIENCE.
These are the decisions that destroy capital the most: entering because “it has gone up too much and I don’t want to be left out”, exiting because “it has gone down too much and it scared me”, buying altcoins just because they are “cheap”, betting everything on a memecoin because of a viral tweet.
The market punishes those who want quick results and rewards those who think in months, not minutes. 90% lose because they want to multiply NOW. 10% win because they wait for the market to make mistakes for them.
My opinion, if you want to last in crypto, don’t think like a gambler, think like an architect: build, don’t chase candles.
Do you think people lose more because of strategy or emotions?
Let’s debate.
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“Most people believe that the market is sideways… but in reality, it is silently transferring wealth.”
There is something that almost no one understands:
Sideways ranges are not boring… they are tools for redistribution.
While people believe that “nothing is happening,” the following occurs: The whales accumulate silently, The impatient sell cheap, The leveraged are swept away, and The newbies run out of liquidity for the real movement.
The market is never still.
It is only deciding who to take money from before moving for real.
Many wait for “the big signal,” but the signal never comes for those who react late.
Explosive movements begin when the majority have already given up.
In my opinion, the real danger is not whether it goes up or down. The danger is believing that the market is still.
What do you really think is happening?
Silent accumulation or disguised distribution?
I read you
#acumulacion #MercadoCripto
There is something that almost no one understands:
Sideways ranges are not boring… they are tools for redistribution.
While people believe that “nothing is happening,” the following occurs: The whales accumulate silently, The impatient sell cheap, The leveraged are swept away, and The newbies run out of liquidity for the real movement.
The market is never still.
It is only deciding who to take money from before moving for real.
Many wait for “the big signal,” but the signal never comes for those who react late.
Explosive movements begin when the majority have already given up.
In my opinion, the real danger is not whether it goes up or down. The danger is believing that the market is still.
What do you really think is happening?
Silent accumulation or disguised distribution?
I read you
#acumulacion #MercadoCripto
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“Most people are wrong about how the crypto market moves... and that's why they always buy at the worst moments.”
There’s something I’ve observed lately: many think that the market moves by "clear trends," when the truth is that most of the time it moves in gray areas where emotion rules more than logic.
The uncomfortable reality is that people don’t lose money because the market goes down... they lose because they don’t understand how the market thinks.
Typical examples:
They buy when they see green candles, not when the price is smart.
They sell when they see red candles, not when there is real danger.
They jump into altcoins just because they are "cheap."
They chase memecoins because an influencer tweeted something.
The problem isn’t the market.
The problem is that 90% operate without a plan and don’t understand that the market is designed to punish those who react late.
And beware, this is not a market for the naive.
When you buy out of anxiety, someone else is selling to you out of strategy.
My point is this: the market is not rising or falling because it is waiting for the same thing you are: emotional decisions that provide liquidity.
Those who operate with a cool head... win.
Those who operate with emotions... feed the sharks.
Do you think that most people lose due to a lack of knowledge or an excess of emotions?
I read you in the comments. 🔥
#MercadoCripto $BTC $BNB
There’s something I’ve observed lately: many think that the market moves by "clear trends," when the truth is that most of the time it moves in gray areas where emotion rules more than logic.
The uncomfortable reality is that people don’t lose money because the market goes down... they lose because they don’t understand how the market thinks.
Typical examples:
They buy when they see green candles, not when the price is smart.
They sell when they see red candles, not when there is real danger.
They jump into altcoins just because they are "cheap."
They chase memecoins because an influencer tweeted something.
The problem isn’t the market.
The problem is that 90% operate without a plan and don’t understand that the market is designed to punish those who react late.
And beware, this is not a market for the naive.
When you buy out of anxiety, someone else is selling to you out of strategy.
My point is this: the market is not rising or falling because it is waiting for the same thing you are: emotional decisions that provide liquidity.
Those who operate with a cool head... win.
Those who operate with emotions... feed the sharks.
Do you think that most people lose due to a lack of knowledge or an excess of emotions?
I read you in the comments. 🔥
#MercadoCripto $BTC $BNB
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Bitcoin is in its most dangerous phase… but almost no one is seeing it.
In recent weeks, we have had a strange movement: BTC is neither rising nor falling… it is simply there. Many interpret this as “calm.” I see it as one of the most dangerous signals in the market.
When Bitcoin enters these tightly packed ranges, it is usually preparing for a strong explosion… either up or down.
And it is right at this point where most people lose money.
Why?
Because the market does exactly this:
* Takes out the impatient
* Sweeps out the leveraged
* Disorients the newcomers
* Makes people believe that “nothing is happening”
Meanwhile, altcoins are even more vulnerable: less liquidity, sharp movements, and a silent volatility that catches many off guard.
The curious thing is that when the market is this “boring,” it is when the strongest hands are adjusting positions. What we see on screen does not always reflect what is really happening behind the scenes.
My opinion:
The market is accumulating tension. And when Bitcoin breaks this range, there will be people celebrating… and many people crying.
The real question is not “where is it going?”, but:
Are you prepared for either of the two scenarios… or are you trading out of anxiety?
What do you think? Are we facing a big drop, an explosive rise, or just another market trap?
I read you in the comments. $BTC
In recent weeks, we have had a strange movement: BTC is neither rising nor falling… it is simply there. Many interpret this as “calm.” I see it as one of the most dangerous signals in the market.
When Bitcoin enters these tightly packed ranges, it is usually preparing for a strong explosion… either up or down.
And it is right at this point where most people lose money.
Why?
Because the market does exactly this:
* Takes out the impatient
* Sweeps out the leveraged
* Disorients the newcomers
* Makes people believe that “nothing is happening”
Meanwhile, altcoins are even more vulnerable: less liquidity, sharp movements, and a silent volatility that catches many off guard.
The curious thing is that when the market is this “boring,” it is when the strongest hands are adjusting positions. What we see on screen does not always reflect what is really happening behind the scenes.
My opinion:
The market is accumulating tension. And when Bitcoin breaks this range, there will be people celebrating… and many people crying.
The real question is not “where is it going?”, but:
Are you prepared for either of the two scenarios… or are you trading out of anxiety?
What do you think? Are we facing a big drop, an explosive rise, or just another market trap?
I read you in the comments. $BTC
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Bitcoin is in its most dangerous phase: neither up nor down... and that should worry us
In recent weeks, the market has remained in a strange spot: Bitcoin is not taking off... but it is also not collapsing.
Many interpret this as 'calmness'. Wrong. The quietest moments in the market are often the most dangerous.
Bitcoin is trapped in a tight range... and that range is a trap
When BTC moves between very marked zones without breaking them, it is a sign of:
Silent accumulation, or...
Hidden distribution
And the most concerning thing is that no one knows which of the two is happening, because both processes look almost the same from the outside.
Many interpret this as 'calmness'. Wrong. The quietest moments in the market are often the most dangerous.
Bitcoin is trapped in a tight range... and that range is a trap
When BTC moves between very marked zones without breaking them, it is a sign of:
Silent accumulation, or...
Hidden distribution
And the most concerning thing is that no one knows which of the two is happening, because both processes look almost the same from the outside.
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Let me clarify something, I am not against XRP. It has real utility and will likely rise. I'm just saying we should be realistic, it won't repeat the history of BTC or ETH because its capitalization is different. Good investment yes, but without fantasies of '10,000 USD per token'.
“Why XRP cannot reach $10,000 (and it’s not XRP’s fault)”
Many say:
“If XRP rises like Bitcoin, we become millionaires.” Sounds nice…
But here comes the technical truth.
⚙️ 1. XRP and BTC do not play the same sport
Bitcoin has a limited supply: only 21 million.
XRP has hundreds of billions in circulation. Pretending that XRP will reach the price of BTC is like saying:
> “If I print 1 million $5 bills… why don’t they count as a million $100?”
If XRP were to cost $10,000, its total value would be so gigantic that: it would exceed ALL the companies on the planet combined, it would be more expensive than Apple, Microsoft, Bitcoin, and the United States combined, and probably the IMF would have to ask XRP for a loan 😂
Can XRP rise? Yes. Become magical? No.
XRP has REAL potential: international payments, banking adoption, fast remittances
But thinking it will reach $10,000 is like expecting a bus to win a race against a Formula 1 car. Both serve a purpose, but they are not designed for the same thing.
You don’t need XRP to reach $10,000 to win.
If it reaches $3, $5, or $10, many already multiply by 5, 10, or more.
The secret is not the price… it’s the strategy.
If you liked the analysis, give it a like and let’s keep learning together 🔥🙌
#Xrp🔥🔥 $XRP
Many say:
“If XRP rises like Bitcoin, we become millionaires.” Sounds nice…
But here comes the technical truth.
⚙️ 1. XRP and BTC do not play the same sport
Bitcoin has a limited supply: only 21 million.
XRP has hundreds of billions in circulation. Pretending that XRP will reach the price of BTC is like saying:
> “If I print 1 million $5 bills… why don’t they count as a million $100?”
If XRP were to cost $10,000, its total value would be so gigantic that: it would exceed ALL the companies on the planet combined, it would be more expensive than Apple, Microsoft, Bitcoin, and the United States combined, and probably the IMF would have to ask XRP for a loan 😂
Can XRP rise? Yes. Become magical? No.
XRP has REAL potential: international payments, banking adoption, fast remittances
But thinking it will reach $10,000 is like expecting a bus to win a race against a Formula 1 car. Both serve a purpose, but they are not designed for the same thing.
You don’t need XRP to reach $10,000 to win.
If it reaches $3, $5, or $10, many already multiply by 5, 10, or more.
The secret is not the price… it’s the strategy.
If you liked the analysis, give it a like and let’s keep learning together 🔥🙌
#Xrp🔥🔥 $XRP
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“Don’t hate memecoins… understand them.”
PEPE, DOGE, SHIB…
They all seem like jokes until you move the chart and see billions behind.
Loving them or hating them doesn't change their nature:
They are speculative vehicles, not utility tools.
Can they multiply? Yes.
Can they disappear? Also.
Do you have any memecoin like a “lottery ticket” in your portfolio?
$PEPE #memecoin🚀🚀🚀
They all seem like jokes until you move the chart and see billions behind.
Loving them or hating them doesn't change their nature:
They are speculative vehicles, not utility tools.
Can they multiply? Yes.
Can they disappear? Also.
Do you have any memecoin like a “lottery ticket” in your portfolio?
$PEPE #memecoin🚀🚀🚀
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Haha, good analogy, the comparison was about economic design: supply, emission, and scarcity. It's not a matter of who runs faster, but how much gasoline (liquidity) each one needs to move the price.
Think of a 150KM race on gravel using an F1 without pit stops against a bus... Then tell us who won 🤣
Even that comparison is wrong, Fer. Come on, ChatGPT failed you.
Even that comparison is wrong, Fer. Come on, ChatGPT failed you.
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People believe that ALL cryptos can rise like Bitcoin… but math doesn't think the same
In crypto, there is a dangerous belief:
"If Bitcoin could go from cents to thousands, any coin can do it."
Brother... It doesn't work that way. 😅
Bitcoin rose because:
It has a supply of 21 million
There is no company controlling 60%
Its issuance is limited and transparent
Its scarcity is real: no more is printed
But many want coins with 100,000 million tokens or more to do the same. It's like expecting a bottle of water to cost the same as a diamond just 'because both shine a little'.
"If Bitcoin could go from cents to thousands, any coin can do it."
Brother... It doesn't work that way. 😅
Bitcoin rose because:
It has a supply of 21 million
There is no company controlling 60%
Its issuance is limited and transparent
Its scarcity is real: no more is printed
But many want coins with 100,000 million tokens or more to do the same. It's like expecting a bottle of water to cost the same as a diamond just 'because both shine a little'.
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You're doing well, just remember: crypto is not gambling. BTC is strategy, risk management, consistency. Altcoins like RARE/ASTER only with study. Here you grow with sense, not with luck.
Good afternoon
This is my first bet, I am new to this, I know nothing and I will be buying bitcoin just having faith and betting sometimes on some things that catch my attention, and studying to get better and better.
CAP OR DIE
This is my first bet, I am new to this, I know nothing and I will be buying bitcoin just having faith and betting sometimes on some things that catch my attention, and studying to get better and better.
CAP OR DIE
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“Why XRP cannot reach $10,000 (and it’s not XRP’s fault)”
Many say:
“If XRP rises like Bitcoin, we become millionaires.” Sounds nice…
But here comes the technical truth.
⚙️ 1. XRP and BTC do not play the same sport
Bitcoin has a limited supply: only 21 million.
XRP has hundreds of billions in circulation. Pretending that XRP will reach the price of BTC is like saying:
> “If I print 1 million $5 bills… why don’t they count as a million $100?”
If XRP were to cost $10,000, its total value would be so gigantic that: it would exceed ALL the companies on the planet combined, it would be more expensive than Apple, Microsoft, Bitcoin, and the United States combined, and probably the IMF would have to ask XRP for a loan 😂
Can XRP rise? Yes. Become magical? No.
XRP has REAL potential: international payments, banking adoption, fast remittances
But thinking it will reach $10,000 is like expecting a bus to win a race against a Formula 1 car. Both serve a purpose, but they are not designed for the same thing.
You don’t need XRP to reach $10,000 to win.
If it reaches $3, $5, or $10, many already multiply by 5, 10, or more.
The secret is not the price… it’s the strategy.
If you liked the analysis, give it a like and let’s keep learning together 🔥🙌
#Xrp🔥🔥 $XRP
Many say:
“If XRP rises like Bitcoin, we become millionaires.” Sounds nice…
But here comes the technical truth.
⚙️ 1. XRP and BTC do not play the same sport
Bitcoin has a limited supply: only 21 million.
XRP has hundreds of billions in circulation. Pretending that XRP will reach the price of BTC is like saying:
> “If I print 1 million $5 bills… why don’t they count as a million $100?”
If XRP were to cost $10,000, its total value would be so gigantic that: it would exceed ALL the companies on the planet combined, it would be more expensive than Apple, Microsoft, Bitcoin, and the United States combined, and probably the IMF would have to ask XRP for a loan 😂
Can XRP rise? Yes. Become magical? No.
XRP has REAL potential: international payments, banking adoption, fast remittances
But thinking it will reach $10,000 is like expecting a bus to win a race against a Formula 1 car. Both serve a purpose, but they are not designed for the same thing.
You don’t need XRP to reach $10,000 to win.
If it reaches $3, $5, or $10, many already multiply by 5, 10, or more.
The secret is not the price… it’s the strategy.
If you liked the analysis, give it a like and let’s keep learning together 🔥🙌
#Xrp🔥🔥 $XRP
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How much could XRP grow
It is always good to see optimism in the market, especially with projects like XRP.
However, reaching prices above $1.000 would be extremely difficult for mathematical and tokenomic reasons.
For XRP to reach $1.000, its market capitalization would have to exceed $50 or $60 trillion (yes, trillion), which would be larger than the entire current crypto market and several times greater than Apple, Microsoft, and Bitcoin combined.
That doesn't mean XRP can't go up — it can — but expecting such high figures can create false expectations for new investors.
However, reaching prices above $1.000 would be extremely difficult for mathematical and tokenomic reasons.
For XRP to reach $1.000, its market capitalization would have to exceed $50 or $60 trillion (yes, trillion), which would be larger than the entire current crypto market and several times greater than Apple, Microsoft, and Bitcoin combined.
That doesn't mean XRP can't go up — it can — but expecting such high figures can create false expectations for new investors.
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Interesting vision. Just remember that, mathematically, XRP at $1.000 would require an unreal market capitalization (greater than the entire current crypto industry). Let's be realistic.
Something that always surprises me:
People have no problem accepting to work 40 or 60 years, waking up early, obeying schedules, and receiving practically the same amount month after month…
but when it comes to dedicating 3 to 5 years to a future project that can provide real freedom, that’s when they see it as “very risky”.
Risky?
Risky is giving your entire life to a system that will never make you free.
Most prefer the “security” of the known, even though that security will never give them anything great.
Very few have the courage to invest time, discipline, and vision in something that can change their life forever.
And that is the difference between those who survive…
and those who transcend.
Those who endure will receive their reward.
People have no problem accepting to work 40 or 60 years, waking up early, obeying schedules, and receiving practically the same amount month after month…
but when it comes to dedicating 3 to 5 years to a future project that can provide real freedom, that’s when they see it as “very risky”.
Risky?
Risky is giving your entire life to a system that will never make you free.
Most prefer the “security” of the known, even though that security will never give them anything great.
Very few have the courage to invest time, discipline, and vision in something that can change their life forever.
And that is the difference between those who survive…
and those who transcend.
Those who endure will receive their reward.
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"The biggest lesson I learned by investing my first $20 in crypto"
Many believe that they need thousands of dollars to start in cryptocurrencies… False.
I started with $20. And do you know what I learned?
✔️ That it doesn't matter how much you invest, it matters WHEN you invest.
Most people buy when the price goes up. That is the mistake.
Real money is made here:
🔵 When it hurts.
🔵 When it goes down.
🔵 When no one wants to buy.
Since I understood that, I stopped chasing the price and started waiting for it. Today I no longer buy with emotion. I buy with strategy. And this is the truth that no one tells you:
*You don't need to be rich to start, but you need to start to someday be rich.*
If you want to follow this path with me, follow me and share your experience.
Here we learn together.
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Many believe that they need thousands of dollars to start in cryptocurrencies… False.
I started with $20. And do you know what I learned?
✔️ That it doesn't matter how much you invest, it matters WHEN you invest.
Most people buy when the price goes up. That is the mistake.
Real money is made here:
🔵 When it hurts.
🔵 When it goes down.
🔵 When no one wants to buy.
Since I understood that, I stopped chasing the price and started waiting for it. Today I no longer buy with emotion. I buy with strategy. And this is the truth that no one tells you:
*You don't need to be rich to start, but you need to start to someday be rich.*
If you want to follow this path with me, follow me and share your experience.
Here we learn together.
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I would buy everything I could without hesitation, it would be an ideal scenario, too bad it's just a dream.
What do you think would happen if this were to happen?
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