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Quote from: Squezzi55 on Today at 06:27:24 AM

you are right, just invite without telling the risk will only get us in trouble. there is no profit that we get (personally) when someone starts to enter crypto but we will get in big trouble if that person loses a lot when he/she is just starting out in crypto. In 2018, many of my friends were against me when the price of Bitcoin fell from $ 20k to $ 8k, at that time they said I was a liar and caused them to lose. from that incident, I learned to tell them (the people I would invite) the biggest risks when investing in crypto..

Haha that must be hard for you. inviting people to start crypto is not wrong, but at least you have to explain to them that crypto has a high risk, and if you don't have basic knowledge at least how to trade or do easy speculation you shouldn't influence them to join, give them an initial explanation first how the flow goes

Inviting people to invest in crypto without providing an explanation would be like putting them at a loss. Cryptocurrency now I think is like a high risk investment and we can lose hundreds of percent in just a few days or weeks if we don't know about the tokens or coins we invest so research becomes necessary