Newcomers to the crypto world often ask the wrong questions. It's not "how to double your money quickly," but "how to survive without losing money." Honestly, this market can make you a year's worth of money in a month, or it can wipe you out instantly. So the first lesson must be: prioritize survival before talking about profit.

Many beginners think they are in a casino, but in reality, this is a crypto asset market where the core logic is high volatility driven by emotions. Every surge you see is backed by collective FOMO; every plunge is an emotional breakdown. The market has a rhythm, but your operations often lack one. The most basic survival tips are three: control your position size, don't go all-in, and never gamble everything on a single trade. No one can accurately predict the top and bottom, but everyone can learn the skill of "not gambling." Betting your future on a single judgment? That's not investing; that's suicidal.

Secondly, prioritize mainstream assets. Established coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum may not rise as sensationally, but they have a bottom line when falling. In contrast, coins whose whitepapers and project information are unclear can crash straight down at the slightest disturbance. Beginners are most easily influenced by "friend recommendations."