1. Crypto is an extremely volatile market

High volatility, great opportunities, high risks. A coin can increase by 50%–200% in a few days, but it can also decrease just as much — even down to 0 if it gets scammed, the exchange crashes, or the project fails.

Nothing is "certain." Even #BTC, #ETH have dropped more than 80% in previous bear markets.

2. FOMO and FUD psychology can easily kill your wallet

Newcomers are easily swept up by FOMO (fear of missing out) when they see prices rising sharply, entering at the peak and then getting stuck.

Conversely, when bad news comes out, FUD (fear, uncertainty, doubt) causes many people to panic sell at the bottom.

Experience: Always set a plan and capital management rules before placing an order.

3. Capital management is more important than winning trades

Never go “all-in.” Divide your capital, accept losing a part to survive and recover.

Have stop loss, have take profit. Taking profits is never wrong. Most traders lose because they don't take profits at the right time.

4. Technical analysis is just one part

Knowing how to read charts, trendlines, support, and resistance helps you enter trades better, but news, big money flows, and macro news are what drive the entire market up/down.

Crypto is easily manipulated, whales push prices up, dump stocks, so “trade by trend, not by rumors.”

5. Learn how to survive long-term

This market rewards those who are patient and disciplined.

Anyone who survives through several uptrend – downtrend cycles understands: buy low, accumulate – take profits when FOMO peaks.

Diversify your portfolio, have stablecoins, altcoins, Bitcoin, and you can stake, farm… but don't be too greedy.

Everyone needs news signals about the market in their profiles.