(Ninja repost because I didn’t give enough detail the first go around. My bad!)
If you could go back a few years before you got involved in Crypto, what would you tell yourself if you had one rule: no mentioning any specific coin, so no giving advice that boils down to “buy this, not that”?
I’m curious what sort of core strategies or advice you’d give your past self to maximize gains, without being able to just say “buy Bitcoin” (for one, after all, it’s extremely unlikely they would’ve held for all those years if that’s the only advice given). What sort of reminders and tips would you give yourself? How would you explain your logic or justify why they should follow your advice?
I’m curious in hearing everyone’s responses. For me, I would probably try to give some standard advice on “don’t invest what you can’t afford to lose” just in case younger me got the wrong message and invested it all into a bad project
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