. Good morning, everyone! I'm a complete beginner and have just entered the crypto space. Are there any sectors that are beginner-friendly? Could any experienced folks offer me some guidance? Thanks so much 🙏🙏🙏,
Warren Buffett’s rational rules for investing: Emotions are the greatest enemy. He repeatedly emphasizes that investment success doesn’t depend on exceptionally high intelligence, but on having the right framework of knowledge and the ability to keep it from being corrupted by emotions. A classic statement is: “You don’t need a stratospheric IQ, extraordinary business insight, or inside information to invest successfully over a lifetime. What you need is a sound framework for making decisions and the ability to keep emotions from corroding that framework. You must provide your own emotional discipline.” At Berkshire’s annual meeting, he has also stated plainly that when making investment or business decisions, you should leave your emotions at the door. It’s fine to have emotions in life, but in investing, emotions are the enemy. Core principles in practice 1. Treat the market as an “emotional partner” (Mr. Market) A concept inherited from Benjamin Graham: The market quotes prices every day, sometimes in extreme optimism and sometimes in extreme pessimism. Rational investors should take advantage of its emotions rather than let themselves be led by them. Be fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful. 2. Temperament matters more than intelligence Buffett says that someone with an IQ of 150 would be better off selling 30 points to someone else, because investing doesn’t require genius. What you need is the ability to think independently, be patient and disciplined, and neither follow the crowd nor deliberately go against it. People with high IQs but poor emotional control often perform worse in the market. 3. Circle of competence + margin of safety + long-term holding • Invest only in businesses you truly understand. • Buy at a price significantly below intrinsic value (a margin of safety). • Once you’ve bought a high-quality business, hold it for as long as possible and let compounding work. Short-term share-price fluctuations are just noise; what truly matters is a company’s long-term business performance. 4. The first and second rules are not to lose money “Rule No. 1: Never lose money. Rule No. 2: Never forget Rule No. 1.” Essentially, this means minimizing the risk of permanent capital loss when making decisions, rather than chasing short-term windfalls. These principles have been repeatedly validated in bull markets, bear markets, tech bubbles, and financial crises. Markets change, but human nature—fear and greed—hardly does. That’s why a rational framework is the real moat that helps you weather market cycles. Buffett’s “rational rules for investing” remain one of the most reliable guides for ordinary people to combat market noise and build long-term wealth. $SPCX.US
The situation in the Middle East is spiraling out of control. Will crypto and U.S. stocks plunge tomorrow? Here are my thoughts.
Following the U.S.-Iran conflict, fighting has flared up again between Saudi Arabia and Yemen. A Saudi airport was attacked, leaving 12 people dead and 309 injured, with many civilians affected. The biggest risk remains oil prices. The Strait of Hormuz is blocked, and Saudi Arabia relies on the Bab el-Mandeb Strait for its oil exports—but that area is controlled by the Houthis. An escalation in the conflict adds huge uncertainty to the market rebound.
My advice for next week is to be cautious. It’s not that crypto is weak; there are simply too many short-term headwinds: interest rate hikes, the U.S.-Iran dispute, U.S. debt issues, and now the fighting in Saudi Arabia. All we can do is hope for signs of de-escalation on Monday.
But from another perspective, despite all these negative factors, U.S. stocks have held steady, and BTC’s pullback has been relatively modest. That’s a sign of strength. We should stay patient and lie low. Once tensions ease or positive news comes through, a new market rally will begin.
$BTC Bitcoin plunged 8,000 points, and lots of people are saying the bull market is over? Bro, don’t rush to cut your losses. Bitcoin climbed from 60,000 to 87,000, surging 40% in one go. Now a few negative factors have knocked it back 10%. That’s a retest, not a bear market. What’s the biggest danger in a bull market? It’s not the drop—it’s getting shaken out. Sharp drops and slow climbs are just how bull markets behave. Personally, I think this looks more like the last chance to get in—not a cue to go all-in, but a reminder to stay clear-headed: buy spot in batches, avoid high-leverage contracts, add a little when it dips, and keep some skin in the game when it rises. If you really wait until everyone gets it, Bitcoin will have already taken off. What happens next? My take is simple: the harder the shakeout, the easier the rally that follows. Only those who can hold on have a shot at catching the main rally. Don’t keep asking whether the bull market is still alive. First ask yourself: would a 10% drop make you panic? If so, reduce your position; if not, stick to your plan. Remember, opportunities come from dips, and risks come from rallies. This is my personal opinion, not investment advice.#比特币反弹至8.3万美元
#Hawk Built around the ideals of freedom and ecological protection 🍃, anchored by the “SHIB Killer,” and guided by community governance, we use blockchain to turn freedom into community action and assets that everyone can participate in, verify, and benefit from. Economic and informational freedom: self-custody of assets and on-chain transparency. Differentiation: breaking out of the single-animal Meme mold, benchmarking against SHIB, and following a path of shared cultural values and collaborative ecosystem building. ✔️ A valuable asset worth holding for the long term! We warmly invite more like-minded people who value freedom to join us in building a shared vision and advancing human civilization 🌈#以太坊ETF连续9日净流出 #CFTC拟将事件合约纳入掉期监管
How can people who trade crypto return to normal life? Honestly, it’s really hard. I have a friend who initially tried futures trading with a small stake and turned 50,000 into 180,000 in two days. He thought he was exceptionally talented and that making money was a piece of cake.
But later, he went all in with big positions and stubbornly held on to losing trades. His 180,000 quickly fell back to 34,000, but by then he was completely hooked. He spent all day and night glued to the charts, saying he’d never touch futures again. Yet whenever the market moved, he’d still rush right back in.
Futures trading is so harmful because everything happens so “fast.” With leverage of dozens of times, one correct move can make an account skyrocket. It’s more thrilling than stocks, with both wins and losses far more extreme. Stocks have limits on how much they can rise or fall in a day, but in crypto, it’s common for prices to double or halve in a single day.
After experiencing the rush of getting rich overnight, only one obsession remains: I have to win back what I lost. #币圈资讯 But the reality is that most people run out of capital in the market before they ever get the chance to turn things around.
It’s hard to walk away once you’re hooked on futures—not entirely because of greed, but because the rush of getting rich comes so quickly, like a beautiful dream. No matter how beautiful the dream, the price you pay is unbearably heavy. #以太坊突破2500USDT
Log in to explore more content
Join global crypto users on Binance Square
⚡️ Get latest and useful information about crypto.