Let me get this straight. First, you have no idea at all about crypto and ask questions in the beginners section (which is perfectly fine). Then, you discover Binance and having no idea what you're doing you lose your money. Then all the crying about a promising baby starts.
Solution:
- don't get yourself into something you have no idea about
- Study the subject before you partake it it
- Learn your lesson and move along.
PS
- Trading != "print money" button, same with any investment
As simple as that, I understand that people may get excited when they first find out about the existence of bitcoin, in fact I know that was the case with myself as well, but our common sense needs to take over, even the quickest research about trading indicates it is an activity with less than 10% success rate, and if you are a newbie the success rate is as close as zero as it can be.
This is why the best move that a newbie can make is not to invest in X or Y coin rather the best movement is to begin to ask questions on the forum and read a few books about trading, once you do that you could be ready to invest in bitcoin and after some years have passed altcoins could be on the cards.
What they say is a bit harsh but has all the logic possible, many times people enter the market operating with the best desire to win, but what they do not measure is that they risk their money and the danger is that they can lose everything. Whenever this type of thing happens, the affected person must study and reflect that trading cannot be taken as a game, that trading must be taken seriously because you are risking your money, that 95% of traders lose and that if you have luck and win at the beginning at some point the luck will run out.
For this type of thing it is best to study very well each step you can take, this in a commercial decision, before carrying out any operation it is better to test the strategy by operating with fictitious money to test the plan and learn how to use the platform or exchange well to react in time in case the market goes against it.