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A must-read for newcomers to the cryptocurrency world! These three life-saving rules can help you lose 80% less!
If you're a newbie just entering the cryptocurrency world, are you often overwhelmed by the idea of 'getting rich overnight'? Don’t rush into it; today, I’m sharing three practical rules from the heart, all pitfalls that veterans have encountered with real money. If you stick to them, you can survive steadily!
1. Don't treat the cryptocurrency market as a money-printing machine!
Thinking you can double your money just by entering? That’s likely a path to being cut! The crypto market is an emotional rollercoaster; it soars when the air is good and plummets even blue chips when it crashes. You must keep enough ammunition, avoid heavy investments, don’t go all in, set stop-losses, and maintain patience. First, learn to survive in the volatility rather than gamble your life away.
2. Stick to mainstream coins and stay away from hype coins!
Those shouting about 'insider information' and 'hundredfold coins' are 99% scams! Newbies should absolutely avoid assets they don’t understand; they may seem to rise quickly, but can drop to zero at any moment. Mainstream coins, while growing slowly, have strong risk resistance. Protect your principal first; steady and cautious is the best strategy for newcomers. Don’t think about gambling to turn a bicycle into a motorcycle!
3. Your biggest opponent is your own mindset!
How many people lose money not because of a bad market, but because their mindset collapsed? Chasing highs, cutting losses at the lowest point, and blindly following trends are all driven by emotions! Real experts do three things: follow the trend without stubbornly resisting, invest steadily without betting on direction, and maintain a calm mindset without greed. Don’t let emotions control your wallet!
In fact, survival in the cryptocurrency market is really simple: don’t go all in, don’t follow tips, and don’t act impulsively! These three rules are the protective talismans for newcomers.
What was the worst pitfall you encountered when you first entered the cryptocurrency market? Was it being cut by a scam coin, or was it chasing highs? Share your painful history in the comments, so new newbies can avoid the pitfalls!