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+ 3 things beginners need to know before buying Bitcoin

Bitcoin is an asset with high volatility. Before getting started, beginners should remember 3 important things:

**1. Do not use money that you need for investment**

Only use the amount of money you can accept fluctuating or losing. Absolutely do not borrow money, pledge assets, or use all of your savings to buy crypto.

**2. Do not buy just because you heard the news “it’s about to go up”**

Prices can rise or fall very quickly. Instead of buying based on crowd psychology or promises of guaranteed profits, take the time to research the project, monitor the market, and make a clear plan.

**3. Risk management matters more than chasing high returns**

Beginners can start with a small amount of capital, split your capital into multiple portions, and avoid leverage until you fully understand how it works. Securing your account is also very important: never share your password, 2FA code, or verification code with anyone.

Crypto can bring opportunities, but no profit is guaranteed. Learn first, manage your capital, and only make decisions that fit your own financial capacity.

**What do you think is the hardest thing for beginners when entering the crypto market?**

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More than 70 new draft pages of the Cryptocurrency Transparency Act are set to be released, but the market still hasn’t seen a “green” signal from either party. The final push before the summer recess and the upcoming midterm election is approaching, yet the sticking point remains an ethical issue and the SEC/CFTC appointment process.

Specifically, Democratic senators are calling for restrictions on government officials maintaining business relationships with crypto—if no compromise is reached, the minimum 60 votes required to pass it is nearly impossible to obtain. In addition, the White House leaving many key positions vacant at regulatory agencies further increases uncertainty.

For traders, this is the kind of macro news that has slow but deep impact. Even if the bill makes progress, it remains fragile. If it fails, the market will continue to live in the “legal gray zone” for more months. If it passes, clearly this will be a long-term boost to institutional acceptance.

But don’t rush to buy the news. Legal and political factors are unpredictable. Independent research and risk management should be the top priority.

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