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When $ALGO was launched, it surpassed $2, halfway through, it exceeded $3, and today it is worth less than $0.20. And yet, it is the favorite of at least half of the investors.

Every time I see someone spreading FUD about a recent launch because the price dropped significantly, I can only think: it's not the project that's bad, it's you who bought at the wrong time.

Don't want to incur losses? Study a lot, because just talking bad about the coin won't help you get back the money you lost.

Wow, navigating here is tough.

I come here to Square to see news about CRYPTOS and the only thing I find are a thousand posts talking about politics, Bolsonaro, and Lula.

If only there were posts bringing INFORMATION, but no, it's just nonsense.

Leave the political opinions for Facebook and Instagram, free up the Square feed for truly relevant information 👍🏻

"A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush." Have you heard this saying? Here, it makes perfect sense.

Whenever the market is booming, it's essential to set a clear profit target and stick to it. Did you hit your target? Don't be fooled into thinking it will rise another 10x. Avoid the temptation to hold out of greed and then end up watching your gains evaporate — It's better to take the profit you set than to regret a loss.

Today, I achieved all my targets for the currencies I bought in the last 30 days — much faster than I expected, as per my planning the target was to be reached in about 3 to 6 months. I sold everything. Now, the USDTs are reserved for the upcoming dips and corrections. If the assets I sold continue to rise? No problem, I aim for new opportunities. After all, the market always offers chances for those who know how to wait.

Don't you have the mental strength to watch the market bleed? Close the Binance app and come back in 3 months.

If you don't have the mentality to know that the market is a rollercoaster of ups and downs, you'll end up acting on impulse and losing money. To avoid this from happening: forget about it for a few weeks.

YOU ONLY LOSE IF YOU SELL! While the coins are in your wallet, you haven't lost anything, your wallet has only depreciated, and hopefully, one day you'll be back with a profit.

I'll never understand these crypto people.

They buy a coin, it drops and they start making unlimited FUD.

Let me ask you: if you're selling your car, do you tell the buyer that the car is junk, that it's no good, etc., etc.? Of course not, you ****. Otherwise he won't buy it!

So why do you do this with the coin? You lose 10 reais and keep saying that the coin is a scam, that it's this, that it's that. Then no one is interested in buying it so that it goes up anyway 🤦🏼‍♀️

What I see most here are posts and articles saying “such and such currency will reach so much $”, “such and such currency will grow 10,000x” or “how to turn $10 into $10,000 in 10 days”. And, surprisingly, these are the posts that get the most interactions.

Now, you see a post with technical data, saying why the currency can grow, teaching how candlestick analysis works, and everyone ignores it.

Then the following happens: a beginner sees one of these articles by a guru promising that a certain currency will grow 100x in the next few months, he invests all the money he has… THE COIN FALLS! The next day, when he wakes up, he comes here and on his social networks making FUD about this currency, saying that the currency is useless, that he will never invest in crypto assets again and sometimes even that the currency is a SCAM.

But the mistake is not with the guru, but with you, who prefers to jump on the bandwagon of those who only want to deceive you so that they can sell at a high price when everyone follows his advice. Study, don't depend on anyone's advice. No one knows better than you where to put your money.

I see a lot of people saying "This coin will reach $1 in 2025" "I'll only see when this coin reaches $1", but mathematically speaking, would it be possible?

The calculation is simple: Market Cap = Coin Price × Total in Circulation (Supply)

To predict whether a coin can reach $1, you need to check the total supply, if the coin has 420 trillion units in circulation, the Market Cap needed to reach $1 would be: $420 trillion, to put it in perspective, Bitcoin's Market Cap is currently around $1.92T. This means that this coin would need to be worth almost 220x more than Bitcoin today. Realistic? 🤔 Imagine the following situation:

Supply: 420T
Current value: $0.00002
Market Cap: $8.4 billion

This means that the Market Cap would need to grow from $8.4B to $420T, an increase of 50,000 times the current value. Or else 99.99% of the supply would be burned.

The question remains: Is there enough demand to justify this increase? Can the cryptocurrency market absorb so much capital in a single asset?

Before blindly believing in predictions or buying into the hype, do the math. Mathematics is a powerful ally in identifying what is viable and what is nothing more than a dream.

Many articles provide complex, technical explanations, often translated automatically, which can be even more confusing. If you are lost or desperate about market declines, and seeing posts makes you even more lost, here is a summary for you:

Why is the Cryptocurrency Market Falling?

First of all, it is important to understand that the crypto market is volatile by nature. Some common reasons for declines are:

Policies, Regulations, Whale Movements (Large Investors), Accumulation, Macroeconomic Factors (Inflation, Interest Rates, Global Crises), among others...

Ok, but what do I do to minimize losses?

1. Never invest 100% of your capital in a single cryptocurrency. Build a varied portfolio.

2. Never invest money that you will need for your essential expenses.

3. For Holders (Long Term): Treat cryptocurrencies as a common investment, such as CDBs, FIIs or stocks. You wouldn't be checking your investment balance every minute, right? Set clear goals: "I'll sell in December 2026." "I'll sell when it hits $10.00."
Set up price alerts so you don't have to constantly monitor.

4. For Traders (Short Term): Use Stop Loss, for example: You bought a crypto at R$1.00 > Set the Stop Loss to R$0.90 > If the price drops to R$0.90, your position will be closed automatically, avoiding greater losses.

OR If you're not in a hurry and can keep the money invested, you can choose to wait for the market to recover. Compare this technique to FIIs, when you invest and the value of the shares drops, you usually don't rush to sell everything, right? This happens because you understand that the real estate market is also cyclical and often recovers over time. The same can happen in the crypto market. This strategy may work better if the money invested is not needed in the short term.

I would also include ADA, XRP, GALA and low numbers of KAIA and ALGO.

And don't let fear take over, if it were just profits and every day in the positive, everyone would easily become a millionaire.