For newcomers to the cryptocurrency field, here are some more practical suggestions and thought paths:
1. Risk awareness education
- It is recommended to first use a very small amount of funds (e.g., 3000 yuan) to experience contract trading, but strict stop-loss must be set (e.g., maximum loss of 50 yuan per transaction). This is essentially a paid risk education to understand market volatility with controllable costs.
- The key to understand is: contracts are leverage tools, not profit-making means, and 90% of retail investors ultimately lose, which is a market rule.
2. Capability building path
- Losses will naturally drive learning: from basic candlestick analysis → on-chain data analysis → project fundamentals assessment
- It is recommended to develop in stages:
① First master spot trading (1-2 year cycle)
② Try low leverage again (3-5 times)
③ Finally consider contract strategies (requires 2 years of experience)
3. A more secure entry option
- Dollar-cost averaging strategy: regularly buy fixed amounts of BTC/ETH weekly, across bull and bear cycles
- Interactive mining: participate in mainstream protocol testnet interactions to gain airdrop opportunities
- Content mining: output industry analysis on Mirror/Medium and accumulate industry resources
4. Cognitive upgrade suggestions
- Be wary of the 'get rich quick narrative', real gains often come from:
- Early layout in innovative tracks (e.g., DeFi in 2020)
- Deep understanding of infrastructure (e.g., Layer 2 technology iterations)
- Community building capabilities (operating Discord/Telegram groups)
5. Resource allocation plan
- Divide investment funds into:
70% dollar-cost averaging in mainstream coins
20% investment in innovative projects
10% as learning trial and error costs
The excess returns in this market will always belong to those who can discover value gaps 6-12 months earlier than the market and have enough patience to wait. It is recommended to start with understanding blockchain infrastructure instead of directly trading.
1. Risk awareness education
- It is recommended to first use a very small amount of funds (e.g., 3000 yuan) to experience contract trading, but strict stop-loss must be set (e.g., maximum loss of 50 yuan per transaction). This is essentially a paid risk education to understand market volatility with controllable costs.
- The key to understand is: contracts are leverage tools, not profit-making means, and 90% of retail investors ultimately lose, which is a market rule.
2. Capability building path
- Losses will naturally drive learning: from basic candlestick analysis → on-chain data analysis → project fundamentals assessment
- It is recommended to develop in stages:
① First master spot trading (1-2 year cycle)
② Try low leverage again (3-5 times)
③ Finally consider contract strategies (requires 2 years of experience)
3. A more secure entry option
- Dollar-cost averaging strategy: regularly buy fixed amounts of BTC/ETH weekly, across bull and bear cycles
- Interactive mining: participate in mainstream protocol testnet interactions to gain airdrop opportunities
- Content mining: output industry analysis on Mirror/Medium and accumulate industry resources
4. Cognitive upgrade suggestions
- Be wary of the 'get rich quick narrative', real gains often come from:
- Early layout in innovative tracks (e.g., DeFi in 2020)
- Deep understanding of infrastructure (e.g., Layer 2 technology iterations)
- Community building capabilities (operating Discord/Telegram groups)
5. Resource allocation plan
- Divide investment funds into:
70% dollar-cost averaging in mainstream coins
20% investment in innovative projects
10% as learning trial and error costs
The excess returns in this market will always belong to those who can discover value gaps 6-12 months earlier than the market and have enough patience to wait. It is recommended to start with understanding blockchain infrastructure instead of directly trading.
