Recently, I have read many comments from people who lose thousands of dollars investing in cryptocurrencies that supposedly will give them huge profits. Unfortunately, most of these decisions are based on erroneous hypotheses, without real analysis or solid technical foundations.$BTC
Many get carried away by the euphoria of the moment, buying when the price is at its highest, and end up trapped at the worst possible point. They do not study the project, do not check the real utility of the token, its roadmap, who holds the majority of the supply, or what it was created for. They simply invest with the idea of 'having guessed the token that will make them rich.'$ETH
This type of behavior is more common than it seems. We have already seen many examples: from projects promoted by public figures to viral memes that end up being scams. Cases like the failed 'Libra' or tokens created without foundation, merely for marketing or manipulation, have left thousands of people who invested out of emotion, not knowledge, with losses.$BNB
Investing without studying is like rolling dice in a game of chance, hoping that luck will do the work for you. But the financial market doesn’t work that way. Those who truly achieve results do not do so by luck, but through education, discipline, and deep analysis.
The difference lies in the approach:
🔸 If you lose money but did technical research, you learned and developed a skill.
🔸 But if you lose by following the euphoria, you are left with only frustration.
Investing in cryptocurrencies doesn't have to be a game of luck. You can improve your odds by researching thoroughly: analyzing the project, the team, the real use of the token, its market context, and its technical analysis. That is where true 'luck' lies: in preparation.#BTC
