Everyone who enters the world of crypto thinking they’ll get rich overnight, I have some bad news for you: that’s not possible. And it’s not pessimism or bad vibes as people usually call it—it’s technical realism. In general, those who are looking for a "stroke of luck" are people with limited resources, so when thinking about that they should consider whether they’re willing to lose what they’ve invested. The reason is that people with big resources can make a crypto go up or down depending on the moves they make.
No fear of life Entering the crypto world from scratch creates fears for good reasons. Traps, losses, betrayals are the order of the day, but those of us with limited financial resources should ask ourselves: if I have nothing, what can I lose? From that reflection, take the corresponding step—no fear of life—writing from the perspective of a person with limited financial resources has advantages. One of them is being able to offer a realistic view of what the crypto world really means. The wrong way of thinking—fueled by poor information, whether intentional or not—that you can get rich with crypto is brought crashing down. For example, when you buy USDT with bolivars, obviously you lose; however, losses can also bring gains, considering that not all the time “profit” is money—we’ll talk about that later. For now, I’m still not afraid of life.