If you want to treat cryptocurrency trading as a secondary source of income, want to have a share in the crypto world, and are willing to spend time growing and learning, then this article should not be missed. Read it carefully, every point is the essence of the crypto world.
1. Just starting out, don't rush to make money, learn quickly. If you can't even understand that exchanges can crash and run away, how assets can cross chains, or the concept of blockchain, how can you possibly make money?
2. Step on more pitfalls, practice diligently, and ask fewer people.
In the crypto world, 100 people have 101 opinions. Speculators think investors are fools, and speculators believe investors are pests. A says this project is a great innovation, B thinks it's just a conceptual machine, C says both are scammers. Who to believe? Trust no one, and scammers are everywhere, standing on every traffic corner, providing enticing services to newcomers. And 99% of people are not experts, who to trust?
3. The circle is very important.
99% of group chats, in my view, are about the same level as old men in the village park, focused on idle chatter, occasionally sharing profit screenshots. This is actually not very meaningful; a quality circle can at least show you the facts about cryptocurrencies. What do you think?
4. Investment is your own business.
How to understand this statement? It means that ultimately, investment relies on yourself. Others' analyses and thoughts are only for reference; more independent research is needed to form your own investment framework. With a framework, you can have your own opinions. Don't care about what others say; their level may not be as good as yours.
5. Contracts, short-term trading, holding coins, staking, NFTs, which one is better? The one that suits you is the best. Currently, our group strategy focuses on holding coins, and if you have enough energy, we can help you with staking. Some people mention contracts, short-term trading, NFTs; to be honest, they are likely looking for you to take over their losses.
6. How can you find a hundredfold coin? If you don't even understand the basic concepts, and don't know what the circle is about, yet keep asking around, this mindset will never lead you to find a hundredfold coin; it's more likely you'll get shot down.
I want to emphasize that making money is not that easy; the easy paths usually lead to no money. If someone tries to argue, saying someone bought a hundredfold coin or contracts at a certain multiple, that's probably a scam.
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