Tip for beginners to recover in the market after this terrible fall.

Profit comes when you buy at a low.

It is not yet time to buy, it is time to position yourself.

I will help you position yourself in the market at this time.

In your app store, search for and download the CoinMarketCap app.

This app is better than Binance for analyzing charts.

After downloading the app, filter the coins by 24h. Click on "24h", it will list the coins that had the biggest fall, or those that had the smallest fall.

Watch how the coins recover, after analyzing, do not waste time, buy at a low and wait for the profit.

It is very important to know how each coin was doing before the fall, all of this is part of the strategy and market analysis. Do not keep an eye on just one or another coin that you invested in, analyze the others, have data to consult later.

Don't get attached to previous currencies, the market always moves differently.

Analyze the market. No one knows which currency will go up or down. Don't ask, analyze the market.

Understand the drops in currencies during the late evening, or on the weekend.

It is relatively common for cryptocurrencies to show greater volatility and even drops during the weekends, including from Sunday to Monday. This is due to a few specific factors:

1. Low Trading Volume:
During the weekends, trading volume usually decreases, as many institutional investors are out of the market. This can lead to greater volatility, as smaller orders can have a greater impact on prices.

2. Lack of Relevant News:
Important events and announcements from major companies or governments are usually made during the week. The lack of this information on the weekends can lead to uncertainty and profit-taking.

3. Profit-Taking:
Many traders and investors close positions before the weekend to avoid risks associated with lower liquidity and greater volatility during these periods.

4. Manipulator Actions: Due to lower volume, whales (large investors) or market manipulators can act to influence prices more easily. 5. Correlation with Traditional Markets: Although cryptocurrencies operate 24/7, traditional markets (stocks, commodities) are closed on the weekend. This can cause a lack of direction or an early correction based on the expectation of the traditional market opening.

Don't invest in Bitcoin #BTC if you are a beginner and have little capital.

If you have little capital and want to see it grow quickly, don't start investing in Bitcoin now.

Bitcoin yielded 30% in 1 month.

Other currencies such as:

#ADA 167% / month

#XRP 351% / month

#DOGE 127% / month

These currencies, for example, would give you more profit in the short term.

As your capital grows, set aside a portion to invest in Bitcoin. Bitcoin will always yield profits in the long term.

If you want to grow quickly with a small investment, don't invest in Bitcoin now.

"IF" fits perfectly in the cryptocurrency market, because the market is volatile. If it weren't for "IF", it would either only appreciate or only depreciate. "IF" is one or the other.

Starting from R$ 500 reais, it is better to keep it in just one currency. If that currency yields you 20% in 7 days, for example, that is R$ 100 reais. If you spread it out, not all of them will appreciate.

The next piece of advice is very important for beginners who want to grow quickly.

Beginners usually have little capital and are not willing to lose this valuable investment. Although it is small, it represents a lot for those who do not have much.

Understand one thing: what differentiates a successful investor from an unsuccessful one is not luck, nor the amount invested initially.

Those who invested a lot can earn a lot, just as they can lose a lot.

Those who invested a little can also earn a lot. It just takes a different amount of time to get there.

You need to have a good strategy and control your emotions.

DON'T BE TOO GREEDY IN THE BEGINNING.

If you lose everything you have in the beginning by betting wrong, you will certainly give up and leave the market frustrated, thinking that it depends on luck and that it is not for you.

My advice is:

Initially, avoid meme coins, start with coins with stable growth. These coins will give you a monthly profit, what you will do is reinvest in other coins with stable growth.

Always follow the market, and change coins when there is a decline.

While one is declining, another is rising. It is not luck, it is following the market, knowing how to position yourself.

When your capital is larger, then it may be time to set aside capital to risk on leverage, meme coins.

In the beginning, only look for gains, this is already a risky market, do not make it difficult for yourself.

Next tip: Identify coins with stable growth.

Tip for beginners to grow fast.

If you have a small capital to invest, it is not worth diversifying, only do this if your strategy is long-term.

If you want faster gains, do the following.

1- Choose a strong currency that has grown:
-In the last year
-In the last 90 days
-In the last 30 days
-In the last 7 days

For example:
#ADA
#XRP

Invest all your capital in just 1 currency and follow the market.

If the currency continues to rise, you can make up to 300% profit.

If it falls, and if you are following the market daily, you can leave with a profit.

If it does not fall, and you make a 100% profit, invest the profit in another currency. If you make a 200% profit, invest the profit in 2 currencies. And so on.

Diversifying when the investment is small is a long-term strategy.

For the short term, it is more laborious and less profitable.