The Crypto World

For Beginners in the Arab World

When I first heard about Bitcoin, I felt like I had discovered a digital treasure. The idea of putting in a small amount to turn it into a fortune within months was enchanting.

But what I didn't know back then was that this market is not just a field of opportunities; it's filled with bumps and risks, especially for beginners in our Arab region where accurate information is rare, and guidance is limited.

In this article, I share with you the essence of my personal experience — mistakes I made, lessons I learned, and honest advice I wish someone had told me before I started.

1. Do not enter the market without knowing why you are here

When I started, I was driven by curiosity and perhaps greed. I followed some influencers who talked about coins that jumped 10 times overnight, and I fell into the trap of superficial experimentation.

Now, before you invest, ask yourself:

Is your goal to build long-term wealth?

Are you looking for quick profits?

Do you understand what risk means in this market?

A clear goal gives you a compass and prevents you from making reckless decisions during sharp market fluctuations.

2. In crypto, security does not come later… but first

The first time I bought cryptocurrencies, I left them on the trading platform for a long time, not realizing that I didn't actually own them. I learned the hard way that coins for which you do not hold the private keys are not really yours.

A rule to remember: