A year ago, Bitcoin was worth $126,000. Today, it’s down to just $82,000.
Buying crypto for relatives is the real-life version of this chart: if it goes up, they had great instincts; if it goes down, it’s your fault; and if it stays flat, they’ll still ask you to recommend another coin.
Three hard-and-fast rules: don’t trade on anyone else’s behalf, don’t recommend specific coins, and only teach them how to read the market.
If a relative asked you to help them buy crypto, would you do it?
Buying crypto for relatives is the real-life version of this chart: if it goes up, they had great instincts; if it goes down, it’s your fault; and if it stays flat, they’ll still ask you to recommend another coin.
Three hard-and-fast rules: don’t trade on anyone else’s behalf, don’t recommend specific coins, and only teach them how to read the market.
If a relative asked you to help them buy crypto, would you do it?