Investing in Cryptocurrency: Never Make Yourself a Victim

In the crypto market, the most important survival principle is to doubt first, believe later. If you enter with too much trust, you are very likely to become easy prey for projects set up just to bleed investors.

1. The law of the jungle in the crypto market Cryptocurrency is not a place for the naive. This is a financial jungle where only the strong and the alert survive. When you discover a project showing signs of fraud, it doesn't mean you can't participate. On the contrary, understanding the nature of fraud can help you know how to enter and exit at the right time, even taking advantage of the "prey" that are still dreaming. The biggest mistake is turning a scam into trust.
2. Lessons from the "promising projects" that once shone brightly Remember the period of 2021, names that were once inflated like: ICP ( Internet Computer ) FIL ( Filecoin ) DOT ( Polkadot ) All were once praised as "future stars," "bluechips of blockchain," but after the hype died down, the real value was not enough to retain investors, resulting in... a straight path into the bear market. Those who still hold on with the belief in "intrinsic value" have all become victims.
3. Current market: AI coin, WLFI, TRUMP token… Nowadays, we again see familiar scenarios: AI-branded tokens, politically-branded tokens like WLFI, TRUMP, or anything that has iconic properties that can easily create a frenzy. In fact, they are just products of a speculative wave based on concepts. The price increases not because of underlying value, but because the community is following the trend. When the hype ends, these coins will often: Lost liquidity Price dropped close to 0 Forgotten like countless "once hot" projects before
4. Strategy: Know how to play, know how to withdraw Participating in these projects is not wrong, as long as you clearly define them as "short-term games". Take advantage while the capital is still flowing in, but absolutely: Never turn them into long-term investments. Never comfort yourself by believing you are holding a "new bluechip." Never fool yourself with concepts like "ecosystem," "technology vision" that even the project team uses only for marketing.
5. Conclusion In the crypto market, you can deceive others with a story, but never deceive yourself. Anyone who sees a scam as faith (trust) will ultimately receive nothing but bitterness. Stay alert: Play according to the hype – withdraw according to the hype. Never become a blind holder.