#美联储重启降息步伐 A lot of people stumble as soon as they enter the crypto space. Why? They chase small coins based on tips, buy whatever people in the group chat hype up, and go all in without even understanding the project.
To be honest, mainstream coins don’t have those crazy gains, but at least they can withstand volatility. As for those vaporware projects? They might triple today and evaporate tomorrow. For beginners, the first thing to learn isn’t how to get rich quick, but how not to lose your principal.
Why do most people lose money? When the market gives opportunities, they just watch; when it’s already gone up a lot, they chase in; when it drops, they panic and sell at a loss. Worse yet, when emotions run high, they jump into leveraged contracts—crank up the leverage, and liquidation is just a matter of time. I’ve seen these pitfalls too many times.
If you really want to survive in this market, just remember these three things:
First, follow the trend—don’t always try to buy the bottom or sell the top; Second, dollar-cost averaging is your friend—don’t go all in with your entire savings; Third, control your emotions—staying calm is more useful than any technical indicator.
Engrave these three rules in your mind, let your principal grow steadily, and you’ll find that making money in crypto isn’t as mysterious as it seems.
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Tokenomics911
· 12-05 04:06
When the market is bad, it's easiest to see who actually has brains. Those in the group who blindly followed and went all-in are all crying now.
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StealthMoon
· 12-05 04:06
Here we go again, I'm tired of hearing about dollar-cost averaging. The problem is that most people can't even make it to the point where things start to snowball.
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MEVHunter_9000
· 12-05 04:01
Absolutely right, leveraged contracts are like harvesting machines. So many people around me have been liquidated and disappeared because of them.
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 12-05 03:46
Really, those friends around me who went all in—some got liquidated, some had to sell at a loss.
Trading contracts is a whole different thing; leverage is just there to cut down retail investors—whoever touches it gets burned.
DCA sounds easy but is hard to stick to; it really takes patience and discipline.
There's a reason why mainstream coins have survived this long. Compared to those projects that double today and go to zero tomorrow, they're much more reliable.
Emotional management is definitely the hardest lesson—I only understood it after going through it myself.
I've seen too many people get stuck buying coins based on rumors. You really have to do your own research.
#美联储重启降息步伐 A lot of people stumble as soon as they enter the crypto space. Why? They chase small coins based on tips, buy whatever people in the group chat hype up, and go all in without even understanding the project.
To be honest, mainstream coins don’t have those crazy gains, but at least they can withstand volatility. As for those vaporware projects? They might triple today and evaporate tomorrow. For beginners, the first thing to learn isn’t how to get rich quick, but how not to lose your principal.
Why do most people lose money? When the market gives opportunities, they just watch; when it’s already gone up a lot, they chase in; when it drops, they panic and sell at a loss. Worse yet, when emotions run high, they jump into leveraged contracts—crank up the leverage, and liquidation is just a matter of time. I’ve seen these pitfalls too many times.
If you really want to survive in this market, just remember these three things:
First, follow the trend—don’t always try to buy the bottom or sell the top;
Second, dollar-cost averaging is your friend—don’t go all in with your entire savings;
Third, control your emotions—staying calm is more useful than any technical indicator.
Engrave these three rules in your mind, let your principal grow steadily, and you’ll find that making money in crypto isn’t as mysterious as it seems.