A beginner in the crypto circle shares insights on guiding followers to success 👇👇
Bringing newcomers on board: It's like guiding a child who just learned to walk, starting with "What is blockchain" and repeatedly answering basic questions. Seeing them go from knowing nothing to being able to analyze projects themselves is quite fulfilling, but I'm afraid of making mistakes that could mislead them, which adds pressure.
Helping followers to succeed: Most people come along wanting to make money, but the volatility in the crypto market is too high. When taking trades, I need to keep an eye on the market to make judgments while also reminding them, "Don't go all in" and "Set stop-losses," like walking with a group on the edge of a cliff. It's joyful when they succeed, but it feels worse than losing my own money when they lose, as I fear letting down their trust.
For fans who want financial stability: I encounter many who say, "I want to save for my child's education" or "I want to help my family pay off debts." In such situations, I am particularly cautious and hesitant to recommend high-risk coins, always emphasizing, "First protect your principal, then talk about making money."
Seeing them use the money they earn to improve their lives makes me feel that what I do is quite meaningful, like helping people build ladders to climb out of ordinary pits.
Summary of feelings: Guiding followers to success feels like a long race, with the satisfaction of helping people avoid pitfalls, the pressure of fearing mistakes, and the fulfillment of seeing others improve. But my original intention remains unchanged — most ordinary people enter the crypto circle wanting to change their lives. Helping them maintain a bottom line amidst risks and earn what they should is the meaning of "helping others to achieve success," which is worth more than how much I earn myself.
