Crypto has taught me a few hard but useful lessons, and I’m sharing this in a non judgmental way, just what has worked and what has not worked for me so far.
I try to stay close to the top projects by market cap, personally I focus on the top 30. My logic is simple: bigger, more established coins usually have more liquidity, more attention, and a longer track record than random micro cap tokens. The top by market cap list is an easy place to start filtering out the noise.
I also stopped going all in on a single coin. Putting everything into one coin is a fast way to get stressed. Holding a few strong coins won’t remove the risk, but it can protect you from getting hit too hard by one bad move.
Another big lesson is having an exit plan. I have seen coins get delisted, and when that happens it can become stressful to buy or sell smoothly on the same platform. Because of that, I prefer shorter planned holds. When I get a good profit, I often take out my original amount first, and then decide whether to let the remaining profit stay invested if I still believe in the project.
And honestly, the market feels different now. With Web3 hype and the constant launch of new tokens, anyone can create a coin, which means the risk is higher and the noise is louder. I’ve learned to move slower, do my homework, and invest only what I can afford to lose without stressing.
Not financial advice, just my personal experience and the rules I try to follow to stay safer in this space.
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