*Repost, and my reply to this article with all due respect 👇*
The author of the article says: "Don't buy any cryptocurrencies; they're the biggest scam, and you'll lose all your money."
And I would say: half of what you're saying is right, and half is wrong.
The part that's right: 90% of the people who entered the market really did lose money, as you can see in the comments. One person lost $50,000, and another has been losing money for three years. That's true.
The part that's wrong: saying crypto itself is the scam.
The real scam isn't Bitcoin. It's the people who entered the market without learning, using 50x leverage, with no money management, and expecting to become millionaires in a year.
Bitcoin has been around since 2009. It's survived crises, wars, and crashes, and it's still here. Institutions and banks have started buying it. That's not a scam; it's a new financial asset.
Those who lost money didn't lose because crypto is a scam. They lost because they came in chasing quick wealth, not to invest.
I'm not going to tell you to buy, and I'm not going to tell you not to buy. I'll just say one thing:
If you're going to enter the market without learning and managing risk, don't. The author of the article will be right about you.
But if you're willing to learn, be patient, and manage your money properly, this market could be the biggest opportunity of your life.
Did you lose because the market was a scam?
Or because you entered the wrong way?
$BTC
The author of the article says: "Don't buy any cryptocurrencies; they're the biggest scam, and you'll lose all your money."
And I would say: half of what you're saying is right, and half is wrong.
The part that's right: 90% of the people who entered the market really did lose money, as you can see in the comments. One person lost $50,000, and another has been losing money for three years. That's true.
The part that's wrong: saying crypto itself is the scam.
The real scam isn't Bitcoin. It's the people who entered the market without learning, using 50x leverage, with no money management, and expecting to become millionaires in a year.
Bitcoin has been around since 2009. It's survived crises, wars, and crashes, and it's still here. Institutions and banks have started buying it. That's not a scam; it's a new financial asset.
Those who lost money didn't lose because crypto is a scam. They lost because they came in chasing quick wealth, not to invest.
I'm not going to tell you to buy, and I'm not going to tell you not to buy. I'll just say one thing:
If you're going to enter the market without learning and managing risk, don't. The author of the article will be right about you.
But if you're willing to learn, be patient, and manage your money properly, this market could be the biggest opportunity of your life.
Did you lose because the market was a scam?
Or because you entered the wrong way?
$BTC
