Letโs imagine a real situation.
You have $5,000 that you donโt plan to spend anytime soon.
You see Binance Earn.
Nearby โ bStocks.
Further away โ other TradFi and crypto instruments.
And a logical question arises:
โWhere should I put the money?โ
First, you need to understand exactly what you want to get from these $5,000.
If your goal is long-term investing, you need one portfolio structure.
If you want to work with crypto assets โ a completely different one.
If you are considering Binance Earn, you need to evaluate a specific Earn product, its terms, potential reward, duration, and risks.
If youโre looking at bStocks, you need to understand the mechanics of bStocks and the role this instrument can play in your portfolio.
And if youโre interested in TradFi, itโs worth looking more broadly โ at traditional financial markets, assets, and the factors that affect their value.
And here is where I see the main mistake.
People often start with the question:
โHow much will I earn?โ
But itโs better to start with:
โHow much am I willing to lose if the scenario doesnโt go as planned?โ
This is not pessimism.
This is normal risk management.
So before any investment, I would check four things:
1๏ธโฃ Potential return
2๏ธโฃ Risk
3๏ธโฃ Liquidity
4๏ธโฃ Time horizon
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