📚Beginner’s Guide to Crypto | Part 1
Hey there! I want to share a simple starter guide for those stepping into the crypto world. It’s basic, yes — but packed with the kind of common sense many newcomers overlook when diving in headfirst 🚀
💡 Step 1: Know how to divide your capital
It’s tempting to go all-in when you’re excited, but having a smart capital allocation strategy can make all the difference. Here’s how I personally approach it:
🔹 50% in stablecoins ($USDC / $USDT )
Why? To protect your portfolio. Holding stablecoins helps avoid overexposure to trading risks and gives you a buffer while you learn the tools (like Binance), study the market, and even earn some gains just by holding — depending on your capital. It’s your safety net.
🔸 30% in well-researched projects
This portion goes to trading or investing in tokens I trust — because I’ve done my homework. No room for FOMO or popularity hype here, just solid research and confidence in the assets I choose.
⚠️ 20% for controlled risk: #ALPHA and new tokens
This slice is for exploring high-potential but risky projects — those trending in the #ALPHA section, new tokens, and experimental plays. Why? Because it’s a percentage I’m willing to lose without compromising my core capital or disrupting my staking, holding, or trading strategy.
📲 Educate yourself across multiple platforms
Don’t rely on just one source — use YouTube, X (Twitter), Google, and every reliable outlet you can find. The more perspectives you gather, the sharper your understanding becomes. In crypto, knowledge is both power and protection.
If you want a deeper dive in future posts, please drop a like ❤️ and share this with others just starting out. Let’s help them avoid common traps and build smarter strategies.
📩 I’ll be reading the comments and answering every question. And if needed, I’ll follow up with another post loaded with extra context and useful tools 💬