I think this is great news that more people are leaving money in the bank.

I keep seeing people here asking "how is my portfolio?" or "how do I invest my money here, what's your recommendation?".

Doing this is the same as going to Santa Ifigênia Street and asking people on the street how you should spend your money.

Who has never had the opportunity to go to Santa Ifigênia? It's a street in downtown São Paulo where they sell all kinds of electronic products, but there's no shortage of opportunists looking to sell you that dubious IPTV box, pirated software and all kinds of junk whose origin no one knows.

I don't know if it's naivety, but there's a good chance you'll commit financial suicide by asking these questions without understanding a bit about the financial market.

The cryptocurrency market is not very different from the stock market when we look at the basic concepts of trading. That's why I usually suggest that people understand trading first, understand the general financial market first, which can be done in an investment course or by trading on the Stock Exchange. And you can continue specializing in cryptocurrencies.

When you take your car to a mechanic you don't know, in a place you don't know, without knowing automotive mechanics, the chances of them pushing parts you don't need are high, that's how the cryptocurrency trading market is. They just want your money!