👀👀Let me tell you about the novice's idea:
"The price of Bitcoin (BTC) is too high, but that's okay, the price of altcoins is much cheaper! So I'll buy some altcoins first, and when they multiply a few times, I'll use the profits to buy Bitcoin. Isn't that a perfect operation process?"
At first glance, it seems quite reasonable, after all, altcoins are low-priced and seem to have great potential. Start with altcoins, and then use the profits to invest in Bitcoin, achieving financial freedom smoothly.
However, the reality is quite different:
First, I bought a newly released coin ACT, and unfortunately, I got caught at a high price; then I bought an old coin RIO, but this coin has been stagnant, showing no signs of life, it's like being half-dead, and there’s no sign of an increase;
Later, when I saw the popular coins SUI and OM, I really wanted to jump in, but I was afraid it was at a high point, hesitating back and forth, never daring to take action... By the end, the balance in my account was pitifully low, which made me feel particularly uncomfortable, and I could only silently mutter to myself: "There has to be a time to turn things around, right?"
And that's not all, then I thought about finding a so-called "teacher" to help, hoping to change my fate. Initially, I had 80,000 in funds, but under the "teacher's" guidance, I stubbornly held on to positions, and the funds dropped to 97,000.
Even so, I was still unwilling to give up, and I simply bit the bullet to enter the primary market, thinking I would gamble one more time, as if every loss was just a reopening of a life cycle, spinning around in losses.
