Most people lose money not because they choose the wrong coins, but because they don't understand tokenomics. They see the K-line rise and FOMO in, throwing money in without knowing what they're buying.

Three common mistakes beginners make:

1️⃣ Not looking at the supply. Thinking 0.1 is cheap without considering that the project team may issue unlimited amounts. Like $DOGE , issuing 5 billion every year, your piece of the cake keeps getting smaller. BTC has a total supply of 21 million, that's real hard currency.

2️⃣ Buying coins with no use. If you ask "What is this coin used for?" and the other party is vague, run away quickly. $PEPE type meme coins rely purely on sentiment; ETH has gas fees, which is a real use case.

3️⃣ Ignoring insider unlocks. If a coin suddenly drops 40%, it might just be the team unlocking their shares. $BNB extended unlock period + regular burns, that's when they really want to do something.

In one sentence: If you don't understand tokenomics, you're just someone else's exit liquidity.

What do you look at first when seeing a project? Let's chat in the comments section 👇