Take good care of your wallet and don't blindly follow the trend anymore. Recently, the stablecoin video has drawn attention to whether one can profit in the cryptocurrency world, so today let's discuss this topic.

Bitcoin, as the 'king of coins', appeared in 2009. When I first encountered it in 2013, I only thought it was a virtual item. By 2017, more participants joined, and the government introduced policies to halt it that year, pushing the blockchain and cryptocurrency space into a gray area—not illegal, but inconvenient.

I advise ordinary people, especially those over 50, to avoid digital currency. At this age, cognitive and learning abilities decline, and past experiences can affect the judgment of new things, making them easy targets for scams or pyramid schemes. They may have never even encountered real blockchain and could already be trapped.

The cryptocurrency world is complex; no one will patiently guide you for free; you have to rely on self-learning and research. I also experienced ups and downs when I first got involved. I was once scammed while investing in mining, which I consider tuition fees, showing that making money in the cryptocurrency world isn't that simple.

Even if you have strong learning, research, and self-control abilities, getting started is not easy. You need to open an account in places like Hong Kong or Singapore and deal with taxes to prove the legality of your initial funds. Subsequent profits must also be taxed according to the law, making the process cumbersome.

Be wary of 'evangelists'. They often have ulterior motives, either for pyramid schemes or scams. In exchanges, 90% are air coins or junk coins, and recommendations for purchases often have interests behind them. Moreover, the cryptocurrency market has many ways to play, such as high leverage and options, which can lead to total loss, and one might even encounter fake platforms.

To judge whether a coin is good or not, the core is based on two points: public recognition and use cases. Bitcoin is widely recognized, especially by Wall Street, which gives it vitality. In contrast, the 'Trump Coin' surged due to temporary public attention but plummeted due to a lack of use cases, serving as a negative example.

In summary, money in the cryptocurrency world is suitable for those with understanding to earn; ordinary people should be cautious, or even avoid investing altogether. #大而美法案 #美国加征关税 #比特币巨鲸动向 #非农就业数据来袭 #币安Alpha上新