1. Build your investment framework
The first thing you should do is to build a framework to understand the crypto world. It is best to understand the crypto world as a parallel monetary system. Its importance is not that it is a decentralized Internet, but that it builds a financial system without traditional banks.
2. Choose your investment period
Your investment cycle will guide how and when you buy or sell assets, and it will also determine which assets you buy or sell. If you expect an asset to perform well in the next 3 weeks, but not in the next 3 years, this is a good choice if your investment cycle is measured in weeks, but you will need to readjust if your investment cycle is measured in years.
3 Learn to try
If you want to become a better crypto investor, you must conduct a self-review and feedback once a week. This means continuously engaging with and using the products of the crypto world and understanding: what is the source of their value? You need to look for assets that can create and capture value, and only by personally using them can you filter out the pseudo-concept crypto products. For example, if it's a cross-chain product, you can first try it with a test faucet; if it's a swap, you should also try it. Then, make sure that the assets you purchase have mechanisms to capture the value created.
