Quote from: Casdinyard on Today at 04:26:24 PM

For those of you who would make this their first rodeo if ever, I suggest not rushing things headlong.

Even during bull-runs there is the high propensity of losing your money in the process, and it could very well happen to anyone, more so people like you who have limited knowledge about the bitcoin landscape. I know you guys are eager to turn a profit while the iron is hot but I can guarantee you that ensuring your money's secured is just as important as making profit while you're in the bull run. In the event that you do make bank in the bull run ensuing, and you lose it all eventually, don't beat yourself up for it. There's a great chance you'll lose all of your money from your first bull run especially if you're not really that acquainted with financial literacy but at the same time, pushing to continue working with the crypto industry even during months/years when money's low, is going to be your greatest bread and butter for success in the industry.

DCA but don't agressively push for it. Keep it at a natural pace that you can easily follow through. Invest in knowledge and make sure that you don't fall for obvious whammies in the industry, this is going to be very common especially during times when the crypto industry's at an all-time-high. That's all that you really need to know. You stand to gain everything that is good in this industry, just play your cards right.

Additionally, it's important to remember that if newbies have made a profit from their investment, it's not helpful or fair to be greedy and dictate a specific selling price. Taking a profit is a natural part of investing, but many investors forget this and hold out for even higher prices until it's too late to sell.