💡 The mistake that 80% of those who start in crypto make (and how to avoid it)
If there's one thing I see every day in groups, forums, and comments, it's people entering the crypto world with all the excitement… and ending up losing money for the same reason: they want to get rich quickly.
The problem is that this mentality makes you:
❌ Buy coins because "they're trending on Twitter."
❌ Panic sell when the price drops.
❌ Enter and exit without a strategy, paying more in fees than what you earn.
The reality is that the crypto game is not a 100-meter dash… it’s a marathon. Those who really build wealth are the ones who:
✅ Invest only in projects they understand.
✅ Think in 2, 3, or 5 years.
✅ Take advantage of dips to accumulate, not to sell.
In Argentina, where the peso melts away day by day, the crypto world can be an escape… but if you treat it like a casino, it ends up being the same as going to the racetrack and betting on the first horse whose name you like.
My advice (without being a financial advisor):
📌 Learn first. Invest later.
📌 Build your strategy and stick to it even if there's noise.
📌 Don't chase "the next Dogecoin" without understanding what you're buying.
💬 Tell me in the comments:
What was the most expensive mistake you made in crypto?
