Xiao Li is an ordinary university student, with a monthly living expense of only 1500 yuan. After deducting food and shopping, there is hardly anything left. To ease the burden on his family, he always wanted to find a part-time job to make money, but handing out flyers and tutoring are not only tiring but also pay very little. Until one day by chance, he came into contact with digital assets, investing 500 yuan of his living expenses, and after a year he actually earned enough for tuition and living expenses.
Xiao Li said that when he first started to get in touch with digital assets, he felt particularly anxious, afraid of losing his only living expenses. So he did not blindly buy in, but spent two months doing research, following many reliable industry bloggers, learning from their investment experiences, and joining some beginner groups, asking others for help when he encountered things he did not understand.
Here are three beginner tips that Xiao Li summarized, which I have always emphasized and are crucial for college students entering the market. First, control the investment amount so it does not affect basic living expenses. Xiao Li never invests more than one-third of his living expenses; he said, 'The main task of college students is to study, and making money is just a side job. Investment should not interfere with their studies and life.' Second, start with small amounts to test and accumulate experience. Xiao Li initially only invested 500 yuan in mainstream assets, observing their fluctuations and learning how to analyze market conditions. Only after gradually accumulating experience did he increase his investment amount. Third, learn to use tools to assist decision-making. Xiao Li uses some professional market analysis tools to check historical prices, trading volumes, and other data, and pays attention to industry news, making investment decisions based on this information rather than intuition.
Once, a blogger in an industry that Xiao Li was following recommended a new investment opportunity. Many people followed the trend and bought in, but Xiao Li did not blindly follow. He carefully analyzed the fundamentals of the asset and found many risks, so he did not invest. Soon after, the asset plummeted, and many who followed the trend lost money, allowing Xiao Li to avoid a big pitfall. He said, 'The most common mistake beginners make is to blindly follow the trend; one must have their own judgment and cannot believe everything others say.'
Now, Xiao Li has not only earned enough for tuition and living expenses but has also accumulated rich investment experience. He said, 'Although there are many opportunities in the cryptocurrency market, the risks are also high. College students must maintain a clear mind, constantly learn, and accumulate experience.' If you are also a college student or a beginner in the cryptocurrency market, follow me, and I will share more beginner tips with you to help you navigate the cryptocurrency world with fewer detours and achieve small victories!@男神说币 #巨鲸动向 $BTC
