Three Survival Rules for Newcomers in the Crypto World
Are you like this when you just enter the crypto world?
Bitcoin rises: Slap your thigh!
Ethereum falls: Pull your hair!
Others show their profits: Sour as a lemon!
When you gamble all in: Instantly become a philanthropist!
Don't panic! Today's "Survival Manual" is specifically for treating newcomers' high blood pressure, insomnia, and impulsive behavior. After reading it, you'll immediately evolve from a leek into a sickle.
Three Survival Rules for Newcomers
1. First be a "crypto elementary student", don’t pretend to be a "Wall Street wolf"
What to do: Treat Bitcoin and Ethereum white papers as romance novels, memorize the introductions of the top 20 cryptocurrencies like a fan!
What not to do: Jump straight into researching DEFI and NFT programming languages? Wake up! You can't even spell "blockchain" correctly!
2. Mixing in the community is more important than mixing in nightclubs
What to do: Find a quality project community to lurk, learn the lingo, copy homework, and cling to big shots, becoming a "community external administrator"!
What not to do: Dip your toes in every track? Are you here to trade coins or to collect stamps?
3. Make money like a "tortoise", don’t learn from the "rabbit"
What to do: Find a proper job (like WEB development), use your salary for dollar-cost averaging, rely on it for your midlife savings!
What not to do: Open contracts, trade shitcoins, or play with leverage? It’s better to donate directly to the exchange and keep a reputation as a philanthropist.
