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1. Emotional trading
Making investment decisions driven by fear or greed, for example, selling during price drops or buying during price rises, will result in financial losses.
** Note: what is mentioned here refers to when you invest in Bitcoin or in large and reputable projects, not in small and risky cryptocurrencies.
2. Intensive use of leverage
Borrowing to operate with amounts greater than your financial capacity increases the likelihood of your losses if the market moves against your expectations.

In the world of cryptocurrencies, the concept of active users refers not only to the number of people transacting, but to the transformative power they have by actively participating in decentralized networks. As more users get involved on a consistent basis, cryptocurrencies not only gain in adoption, but become the foundation of a new global financial system. These users are the true drivers behind the development and expansion of blockchains, creating a resilient and autonomous ecosystem, where each transaction not only generates value, but also reinforces the security and transparency of the system.