Crypto for normal people (no candles, no stress) 🙂
You might be a librarian, a driver, a teacher’s assistant, a shopkeeper, or just someone like me with a busy life. You don’t want to sit in front of charts all day, but you also don’t want to miss the whole crypto story. Good news: you don’t have to.
Here’s my simple strategy. And yes, it’s boring on purpose:
Just hodl.
Buy, hold, and let time do the work. You don’t need to learn complicated technology or understand the “magic of candles.” That’s a full-time job, and you already have one.
Invest a tiny amount every month.
My personal recommendation is 0.5% to 1.5% of your net income, depending on your country and situation. Mine is 0.65%. Small enough that you barely notice it, but regular enough that it adds up.
1.5% is the maximum.
If you have more money to invest, look elsewhere: stocks, bank deposits, whatever makes sense for you. Crypto should be a small slice of your life, not the whole pie.
No shitcoins.
They’re probably the fastest way to turn your money into a lesson. Yes, I know what you’re thinking: “But you hold $SHIB !” 🐕 Guilty. That’s not investing, that’s love. I’m totally in love with the #SHIBARMY , and you can’t argue with the heart. 😄 But even love money stays tiny. If you don’t have a Shiba-sized love story, stay out.
Don’t trade.
The moment you register on an exchange or start following crypto people (yes, like me 😄), the algorithm will bury you in “I’ll teach you trading” offers. Don’t go there. And if you do try and lose money three times, stop at the third. Don’t wait for the fourth.
The point: you don’t need to be an expert to be part of this.
Crypto should be something you own, not something that owns you. If checking the price ruins your breakfast, you’re probably doing it wrong. ☕😄
#HODL #Beginnersguide
You might be a librarian, a driver, a teacher’s assistant, a shopkeeper, or just someone like me with a busy life. You don’t want to sit in front of charts all day, but you also don’t want to miss the whole crypto story. Good news: you don’t have to.
Here’s my simple strategy. And yes, it’s boring on purpose:
Just hodl.
Buy, hold, and let time do the work. You don’t need to learn complicated technology or understand the “magic of candles.” That’s a full-time job, and you already have one.
Invest a tiny amount every month.
My personal recommendation is 0.5% to 1.5% of your net income, depending on your country and situation. Mine is 0.65%. Small enough that you barely notice it, but regular enough that it adds up.
1.5% is the maximum.
If you have more money to invest, look elsewhere: stocks, bank deposits, whatever makes sense for you. Crypto should be a small slice of your life, not the whole pie.
No shitcoins.
They’re probably the fastest way to turn your money into a lesson. Yes, I know what you’re thinking: “But you hold $SHIB !” 🐕 Guilty. That’s not investing, that’s love. I’m totally in love with the #SHIBARMY , and you can’t argue with the heart. 😄 But even love money stays tiny. If you don’t have a Shiba-sized love story, stay out.
Don’t trade.
The moment you register on an exchange or start following crypto people (yes, like me 😄), the algorithm will bury you in “I’ll teach you trading” offers. Don’t go there. And if you do try and lose money three times, stop at the third. Don’t wait for the fourth.
The point: you don’t need to be an expert to be part of this.
Crypto should be something you own, not something that owns you. If checking the price ruins your breakfast, you’re probably doing it wrong. ☕😄
#HODL #Beginnersguide