Sisters, doesn't it feel like you've fallen into a rabbit hole when you first enter the crypto world? Watching the K-line charts jump up and down every day, bombarded by various messages of 'surging', 'bottom-fishing', and 'hundred-fold' in the group, and your finger hesitating to press the trade button? Don’t panic, today I won't talk about complex technical indicators; as someone who has been through the grind in this circle for many years, let me share three heartfelt truths with you.
01 The crypto world is not an ATM; it is a harvester of emotions.
Do you think the money you earn is from buying low and selling high? In fact, the money you earn is from the emotional cycle.
I have seen too many newcomers fantasize about financial freedom as soon as they enter, only to be taught a lesson by the market. The most real side of the crypto world is — as crazy as it gets when it rises, it is just as cruel when it falls. You might get liquidated in an instant because of a tweet, or watch your assets halve because of a policy announcement.
So the first lesson is not to learn how to make money, but to learn how to 'survive':
Never go all in: keep some cash on hand, when the market drops you have the chips to buy the dip, instead of just cutting losses
Don't play with essential living funds: only invest spare money, losing it won't affect your life
Surviving means you've won half the battle: everyone is a stock god in a bull market, only those who can stay in the game during a bear market are the winners
02 Only play with what you understand, don't touch 'get rich quick myths'
The most common mistake for novices is FOMO (fear of missing out). Seeing a token with a name you can't even pronounce skyrocketing, and everyone in the group is shouting 'get in', you impulsively rush in—often resulting in losing everything.
Remember one thing: if you don’t understand it, don’t touch it. This is the best risk control.
Mainstream coins are 'slow but steady': Bitcoin, Ethereum, although they won't double in a day, they have good liquidity, strong risk resistance, and at least won't easily go to zero
Altcoins are 'fast but risky': especially those coins that rise based on memes, are purely emotional trading, you might profit 10 times, but one zeroing out means you've lost everything
For you, stability is more valuable than excitement: during the novice stage, minimizing losses is profit
03 Your actions are the biggest risk source
Most people don't lose to the market, they lose to themselves.
Review if you have these actions:
Chasing high when it rises a little, panicking and cutting losses when it drops
Listening to rumors to open contracts, leveraging to the max hoping to turn it around
Every time the market consolidates you get itchy, frequent trading means paying fees to the exchange
If you want to survive in the crypto world, remember three core principles:
Go with the trend, don't guess the tops and bottoms: the market is always right, don't confront the trend head-on
Invest in installments, don't go all in: regular fixed amount buying, when the market drops you can pick up bargains, when it rises you won't miss out
Stable emotions are more important than technology: don't get carried away when making money, don't get anxious when losing money, stick to the plan
Written at the end
I also paid a lot of tuition when I first entered the circle, looking back now, what matters in the crypto world is not who rushes in fast, but who can stay steady. The market is never short of opportunities, what’s lacking is those who can survive until the next bull market.
Remember these three phrases, they might not make you rich overnight, but they can help you survive in the crypto world. Surviving gives you a chance to see your bull market.
Those who can truly make money in this market are always the long-termists with stable emotions and clear strategies
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