The market operates in phases... with the exception of new tokens, traditional tokens are in a bullish period, given that even being at 107k it is close to its ATH. Except for those who do DCA, it is not recommended to invest heavily during this period, as the greater chance for a novice is that what is purchased may depreciate when BTC pulls back... especially if buying Alts. Some Alts never recover after the drop of BTC... others take a long time to reach that level. An example is that at the end of last year it reached $300 when BTC was in the same price range it is today. Today, SOL is at around 150. Those who bought at the high of 300 may take years for SOL to recover that value. And most novices enter the market when it is bullish, fearing to miss opportunities, seduced by the profits of successful people. The real opportunities are found in the lows, when the masses sell out of fear of losing more. When many tell you to buy, it is time to sell and vice versa. I am not saying there are no opportunities in a bullish market, but rather that it is more difficult for a novice, especially for those who do not have the time to monitor every day. The higher the risk, the greater the profit, so there are people buying and selling in the highs and that is normal. For a novice, I recommend studying, waiting for the right moment, and investing gradually, so if the asset price falls, instead of incurring a loss, you have an opportunity to buy more, and at a lower price. Study each project well, know about the contract to ensure it is not malicious, about the liquidity of the project, among other important details, so you don’t have headaches later on... or at least know that if you take a risk on that project, if it goes wrong, that invested money will not be a loss for you.