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Quote from: Fredomago on Today at 07:32:26 AM

Take time to go deeper and learn the principle in order to make things better with your investment. If you think that trading is easy access to earn money, then you need to think twice. There's always good if you are keen on learning the proper expectations. Quick benefits are achievable if you already know how to anticipate the next market movement.

Risk is what you need to overcome if you wanted to deal with trading, mistake can be done but you really need to work things to favor you.

Super rich people got there by either working hard or working smart, usually both of them together. Nobody invested into a few things and got rich overnight, that type of wealth doesn't exist. Sure in the crypto world, we have seen a few people who invested just a few thousand dollars into stupid shitcoin and it went up 1000x and they got lucky and got out at the right time. But that's very rare, like one in a million, and you won't be that one.

It's better to grind hard, work, save, put it in bitcoin and do this for many years if you really want to get rich. I know it's not going to be easy but it could potentially happen and would be great if people realize "get rich quick" doesn't exist.

Agree with what you said, because basically regardless of anything Crypto is a great thing to get rich but it's not going to get quick because basically the get rich overnight thing only happens for fiction not for the real world.
We need a process to do something and of course this takes time. as for some investments that really make you rich because you are in shitcoin, I think the chances are a little difficult, moreover, it could only happen to a few people because the fact that being in shitcoin is even more brain draining and I think only people who are very brave to lose are there because the chance itself is very small.

Good points. I always inspect the projects that I want to invest in, read their whitepaper do a lot of research myself. This, I think, is hardworking + working smart.