The idea of "priority in liquidity withdrawal with the big players": This is completely incorrect! • Buying unlisted coins (before they are listed) is usually referred to as "presale". • Risks: The project could be a scam. Even if it is legitimate, small investors do not have priority in influencing the market. • The truth: "small fish" do not control liquidity; whales (big players) dominate the market.
"Profit 1000$ from one currency": Reality: This refers to high-risk speculation (such as buying cheap currencies with the risk of losing their value). Warning: • There is no guarantee for any currency to rise 1000%. • This strategy is more like betting, not investing.
Trading with only 1$ for each currency: Correct: Trading with small amounts reduces risks, but: • Problem: Most platforms charge fees that may exceed the profit of the trade. • Example: If you make a profit of 10$ on a trade, you might pay 3$ in fees! Solution: Use capital that aligns with a clear strategy, not "1$" randomly.
Advice to close the position at a loss of only 1$ : Correct: Risk management is essential, but setting a "stop loss" should depend on: • Market analysis and capital size. • An acceptable ratio (such as 1-2% of the total capital of the position). Wrong: Closing the position immediately after a loss of $1 is unrealistic due to natural market fluctuations.