#CryptoComeback Talking about my experience in the crypto world, I became aware of cryptocurrencies through TV, then through some influencers on YouTube. I was curious to do some research on the subject and made my first investment in 2019. I started making profits for a period, maintained it, until an unforeseen event happened and I had to sell, I gave up for a good period because I didn't know which broker would be best for my investment. I chose to start with an emergency fund where I make monthly contributions, then CDB, LCI, LCA, Direct Treasury, and stocks. I am still in the learning process, I have a long way to go. In the process, I studied some alternatives for brokers and chose Binance, a very good app, fast, delivering what I was looking for. I started with excitement, thrilled by huge profits, but it's not quite like that. I had significant losses from my investment in new and unknown MEME cryptos, believing in unfounded promises and projections. It is essential to study a difficult market before making investments. On the other hand, I had researched the best consolidated cryptos with market relevance and serious projects with fundamentals: first BTC, then ETH, SOL, and BNB. They saved my investments and my losses. When I open the app and see such high values in cryptos, I want to buy something cheaper. The mistake lies in this thinking; if I had invested all my assets in these cryptos, I would today be at an 80% loss of my investment. I have been investing monthly with a long-term focus, and I also have short-term investments in other cryptos that I am studying, with a safe amount where I can lose without compromising my budget. Don't forget that having an extra income is essential; don't put all your assets into a single investment. Any event may require you to sell, and many times when that happens, the asset is at a loss. At least make an emergency fund. #CryptoComeback