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.
