🔠 One thing I learned early in crypto
At the beginning, crypto feels like too many things at once.
Charts. Wallets. Tokens. Opinions. Advice.
It’s easy to think that you’re behind — and that you need to catch up fast.
I tried that. It didn’t help.
What actually made things clearer was slowing down.
Reading less. Watching more. Letting patterns repeat before reacting to them.
Crypto didn’t become understandable because I learned more terms.
It became understandable when I stopped trying to keep up with everything.
If you’re new, it’s okay not to rush.
Familiarity comes before confidence.
That’s what helped me more than trying to “understand” everything.
