For 30 days, I invested $1 in a different cryptocurrency each night, leading to a portfolio of 30 coins. While the financial risk was low, the lessons were immense. Here’s a condensed version of what I learned:
1. Crypto Prices Are Incredibly Volatile
Prices can swing dramatically within hours. One coin surged by 10% overnight, only to drop by 15% a few days later. This unpredictability keeps the market exciting—but also risky.
2. Diversification Isn’t Foolproof
Even with 30 coins, my portfolio often moved in the same direction. When the market dropped, nearly every coin followed suit, showing that diversification can’t fully shield you from market-wide trends.
3. Timing Makes a Big Difference
Buying at 9 PM each night was convenient but not always optimal. Some nights I bought during a peak, only to see a quick decline. Timing your purchases strategically can significantly impact your results.
4. Research is Non-Negotiable
Before each purchase, I learned about the coin’s purpose and team. This research not only informed my decisions but also deepened my understanding of crypto as a whole. Knowledge is power in such a speculative market.
5. Emotions Can Be Your Worst Enemy
Watching coins rise and fall was emotionally taxing. Staying calm and avoiding impulsive decisions was a valuable lesson in maintaining discipline.
This experiment taught me more about the market than I could have imagined. In Part 2, I’ll share how each coin performed and what I’ll do differently moving forward. Follow for updates!
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