You can lose if you really wait, but nobody gets rich anymore. Only those who are good at trading make money. This is not true, it's just my opinion.

anyone please tell me should i need to sell all my coins or should i need to hold because they’re all going down atp please suggest some good ideas

The market is 100% monopolized by the big guys. They made several entries, it seemed like the market would react and then they withdrew all their money again. The intention of these scoundrels is precisely to cause this panic and despair. I speak FOR MYSELF. I will not liquidate any currency at a loss even if it takes months. I will not give them the taste of defeat and much less my loss in their large profits. $SUI $ADA $PEPE

The market is 100% monopolized by the big guys. They made several entries, it seemed like the market would react and then they withdrew all their money again. The intention of these scoundrels is precisely to cause this panic and despair. I speak FOR MYSELF. I will not liquidate any currency at a loss even if it takes months. I will not give them the taste of defeat and much less my loss in their large profits. $SUI $ADA $PEPE

I jumped out and it gave me such peace of mind lol, I'm used to dealing with falling coins and holding them, but this one got me angry

$BIO Guys, I made a lot of money with the usual, I exchanged everything for bio, I was away all day, I arrive now and I'm at a loss of 2k dollars ??? What joke is this? Is this a joke? What project is this???

Should I buy $100 worth of Bitcoin now? (Don't take this lightly, I don't know much about investing.)

FET is going to happen, we need to have it in our crypto wallet.

COME WITH ME, IT'S A SUCCESS!!!

I see a lot of newbies asking how their portfolios are doing and asking for tips.
Don't trust all of them, this is a market and everyone has different interests. Many will advise you to buy a coin because they have it and have had losses with it and with new users coming in and buying it they can recover their losses.
I'm not an expert in cryptocurrencies and I'm a holding company, so what can I say to those who are starting out?
Invest only 10% of all your capital.
Have other investments such as fixed income, direct treasury and real estate funds.
Have your reserve fund.
If you choose to hold, buy the coins and leave them there, this modality is long-term.
If you want to make quick profits you need to be a trader, that's why I advise you to study a lot.
Crypto purchases should be monthly, just like any other investment, if it's 100 reais, ok, but it should be every month, that's the only way you can increase your capital.
I don't think investing in memecoins is viable for beginners, they are the most volatile.
My strategy is to buy only the 4 big BTC, ETH, BNB and SOL. I try to buy when the prices are more accessible.
I block my BNB to earn new coins and leave them in Ern, since I earned them I don't lose if they drop in value and if they go up I earn more.
If you have a large amount of BNB you can change your tactic and sell the new coins you earned and make some good money with them, but it has to be a very good amount of BNB to make a profit. If not, leave it there.
There are a lot of people entering this market thinking they'll wear 100 reais and become a millionaire the next day. Does it happen? Yes. But in a proportion very close to zero.
Remember, if you bought BTC in 2010 they were called crazy, this guy is certainly in a much better situation. And we're talking about 15 years. Long term.
If you think you're going to get rich in a short time here, you'll probably lose all the money you invested.
I've been on Binance for almost a year, and my profits are approximately 60%.

I see a lot of newbies asking how their portfolios are doing and asking for tips.
Don't trust all of them, this is a market and everyone has different interests. Many will advise you to buy a coin because they have it and have had losses with it and with new users coming in and buying it they can recover their losses.
I'm not an expert in cryptocurrencies and I'm a holding company, so what can I say to those who are starting out?
Invest only 10% of all your capital.
Have other investments such as fixed income, direct treasury and real estate funds.
Have your reserve fund.
If you choose to hold, buy the coins and leave them there, this modality is long-term.
If you want to make quick profits you need to be a trader, that's why I advise you to study a lot.
Crypto purchases should be monthly, just like any other investment, if it's 100 reais, ok, but it should be every month, that's the only way you can increase your capital.
I don't think investing in memecoins is viable for beginners, they are the most volatile.
My strategy is to buy only the 4 big BTC, ETH, BNB and SOL. I try to buy when the prices are more accessible.
I block my BNB to earn new coins and leave them in Ern, since I earned them I don't lose if they drop in value and if they go up I earn more.
If you have a large amount of BNB you can change your tactic and sell the new coins you earned and make some good money with them, but it has to be a very good amount of BNB to make a profit. If not, leave it there.
There are a lot of people entering this market thinking they'll wear 100 reais and become a millionaire the next day. Does it happen? Yes. But in a proportion very close to zero.
Remember, if you bought BTC in 2010 they were called crazy, this guy is certainly in a much better situation. And we're talking about 15 years. Long term.
If you think you're going to get rich in a short time here, you'll probably lose all the money you invested.
I've been on Binance for almost a year, and my profits are approximately 60%.

I see a lot of newbies asking how their portfolios are doing and asking for tips.
Don't trust all of them, this is a market and everyone has different interests. Many will advise you to buy a coin because they have it and have had losses with it and with new users coming in and buying it they can recover their losses.
I'm not an expert in cryptocurrencies and I'm a holding company, so what can I say to those who are starting out?
Invest only 10% of all your capital.
Have other investments such as fixed income, direct treasury and real estate funds.
Have your reserve fund.
If you choose to hold, buy the coins and leave them there, this modality is long-term.
If you want to make quick profits you need to be a trader, that's why I advise you to study a lot.
Crypto purchases should be monthly, just like any other investment, if it's 100 reais, ok, but it should be every month, that's the only way you can increase your capital.
I don't think investing in memecoins is viable for beginners, they are the most volatile.
My strategy is to buy only the 4 big BTC, ETH, BNB and SOL. I try to buy when the prices are more accessible.
I block my BNB to earn new coins and leave them in Ern, since I earned them I don't lose if they drop in value and if they go up I earn more.
If you have a large amount of BNB you can change your tactic and sell the new coins you earned and make some good money with them, but it has to be a very good amount of BNB to make a profit. If not, leave it there.
There are a lot of people entering this market thinking they'll wear 100 reais and become a millionaire the next day. Does it happen? Yes. But in a proportion very close to zero.
Remember, if you bought BTC in 2010 they were called crazy, this guy is certainly in a much better situation. And we're talking about 15 years. Long term.
If you think you're going to get rich in a short time here, you'll probably lose all the money you invested.
I've been on Binance for almost a year, and my profits are approximately 60%.

$BIO The classic deceives fools, whales sell a quantity to generate downward volume, the inexperienced sell and the price drops even further, then the whales make strong purchases and the price reaches a new high. It has already been said that this token will hover around the dollar $1 without difficulties, I will hold my position until the dollar, that is the first target 🎯.