Topic: Reasoning before investing can save you from lose - page 3. (Read 531 times)

Dear, you have started a good thread for discussion over this "Reasoning before investing can save you from lose", where many of us can share a well-planned investment technique for those people who are confused before investing in any project.

In my honest opinion, The key to investing in any project we should explore the project, is the project team is working on their ecosystem or not.  is the team collaborating with other projects to make the project successful?  we should do TA and FA of the project. DYOR

When people ask for advice from other people who have been investing for a long time, most of the answers to these questions are to understand the risks you will face if your investment does not run smoothly.
However, understanding the risks, and being prepared for them is the first thing an investor must do. Even though that is the first and foremost thing, it is not uncommon for people to ignore this and invest in the hope that they will get big profits. Because of this, less people lose their assets than add to the assets they have. However, be a wise investor, who understands the risks in investing and is prepared to accept them. Apart from that, in-depth research also needs to be done because apart from accepting the risk, we also need to understand what we are investing in.

Any investment in cryptocurrency is always a risk. Personally, I approach this approach more simply, and try to invest only those funds that I am willing to lose. And if you carry all your resources thoughtlessly, it will not lead to anything good. You should always ask yourself questions about risks and potential losses. A smart approach to investing helps you avoid unpleasant surprises.

You said that a sad experience can shape a person. So why worry about the beginners? But, I believe not all beginners are careless. There is still no way though to prevent future mistakes even not on the same thing. Those who invest without needing to think a lot were maybe already confident about the assets that they are going to pick? Take BTC for example. When someone hears it, they automatically think about getting wealthy.

Yes, it's deceiving but in a good way, I guess? We should only learn about the basics of it though, if in case we do not know them yet. It shouldn't take a lot of time, so it's not something that someone will ignore.

Well, that question "what if I lose my money?" is really something that every investors need to ask themselves before putting everything to a certain project. The most suitable answer for that is to invest what you can afford to lose. It us a pretty common statement, but some may don't understand it yet.
Research, knowledge, experience, and anything along this line may help us find a better project than a plain scam, but it won't totally guarantee us a return especially when a project eventually fail or being dumped. But then again, that's still better than just investing mindlessly because of the mindset of becoming rich in a short period of time.

I think most people make the mistake that some investors invest on any project they see. I'd say this only happens to new traders and what we see with most people investing in a lot of projects is that it's actually in their capability to fully invest in a lot of projects and that these projects can return some profit, probably at the minimum help them break even or closer. Well that's what I think about them anyway.

Additionally, "losing money" is an inevitable thing when you're investing. It's a risky endeavor in the first place. If you want to avoid risks, then investing is not what I'd recommend. Not to mention that it's not a lie when people say the greater the risks the greater the profit. The sad part here I guess is that people don't really know how to calculate the risks and their appetite for it, which is the reason why most people can't stomach the fact that they, well, lost money.

It is the same with gambling that any investor should invest only the money that they can afford to lose. It is the same with gambling, right? That's also the logic and tip that we get to say and hear from everybody that's concerned with how we do things related to money. The term there is 'risk' and that's what every investor needs to accept that when they invest, it's not guaranteed ROI. Sometimes, they might get to profit quickly but at most times that it will take time before they make any money from it.

And as for investing in the majority of the altcoins market, people need to check themselves out if they can take the risk and the volatility that this market possesses. Because if not, you're not for investing or you're just here to think that you can come and get out whenever you want easily. That's not how it goes for the most investors and it is a requirement that you understand the dynamics of investing and even also the market for cryptocurrencies.

You'll get some good time when you profit but expect that you're also going to have some experiences that won't be as good as the good ones. Because every investor has their own way of understanding the market but I think that we've got all in common and that is that losing is inevitable on this market unless we learn from the experiences.

Why invest without a clear reason because this is about what we plant with the money we have so that when someone invests just because it's fun and fills boredom, it's not an investment but letting your money burn intentionally. Because however in this case when someone has started trying to invest then indirectly they must know that this is not something that can only be done playfully especially this deals with the finances we have so that only naive people or those who do have unlimited wealth can do that.

So from that, according to the title of the topic, it is important that we know what we are doing, not because crypto is currently hype, you can do everything with confidence that you will get benefits because in fact it is not as simple as imagined.

Only stupid investors don't understand the risks in investing – on average they know what the risks are. I'm not talking about a beginner who comes with a few dollars and invests them in a new project - but the investors I mean are investors who already have a lot of experience in the crypto industry.

The goal of all investments is to generate returns - however, when it comes to risk, you should know that each investor has a different risk tolerance. I can say that some of them won't be afraid to lose $1K or more on the projects they invest in - but others will have to consider more risks because they don't have much of a budget.

More important than reasoning is doing extensive research about any project before thinking to investing. Most people only invest base on comments on Internet.
Investing requires trusting a project enough to put your capital to support the project. For this, it is very necessary to always do a research however small it is to be aware of what we put our money

Investing in new projects is a high risk, of course, the return will be high if you find the right project that is successful, it can be said that investing in new projects is gambling because it cannot be certain even though the project has been analyzed by yourself.

If you want to be safe from this risk then it's better to avoid it, you don't need to be tempted by the benefits alone which is clear if you avoid you will be safe, anyways why not choose a regulated altcoin or choose bitcoin as a viable and safe investment? Maybe because it's too bored because of the long wait for profits?

So if you have the skills to choose the right project and are ready for the risks then this is not a problem for him.

A new project now almost always has a finished product (even at the testnet stage) and has partnerships. This is not ICO 2017 when there was only a bare idea. The HODL strategy for the cryptocurrencies you specified is justified in the long term if you do not engage in daily scalping trading. Investments in new projects can give quick and almost guaranteed x2-x5 to the invested funds.

If you know how to trade then your loss won't affect your portfolio much. Losses are part of trading, and the only thing you can do is strategize your investment goal to minimize the loss while at the same time maximizing the profit. It is advisable to learn about money management first along with other things like fundamental and technical analysis. About the bad experiences you were talking about, I guess those are from the FTX and LUNA crashes. Many people got affected because of those projects, and i guess people have learned their lesson.

The understanding that one should carefully research a project before investing in it will occur to such "investors" at the moment when they completely lose their money. But do not treat your money so lightly, because you can get the same experience by analyzing the mistakes of others.

losses can happen through any project weather good project or bad project, so i think before investing anywhere you must consider the losses first and if you find a good project then invest such amount which can you afford after losses. i have some bad experince even in the some big project which was unexpected.

Investing without doing your research will make you to invest into scam projects. Many individuals don't know what the project they're investing into is doing but as they saw the project is been hype they start to invest into it and they they don't get profits they'll regret. There are many bad projects and not all projects is good for investing therefore we shouldn't invest into a project if we haven't done some research on the project to be sure the project isn't a scam one.

Reasoning will make you know the team behind the project and the plans they have that can make the project to become successful to make their investors to make alot of profits. Don't invest in a project only because the project is trending on social media or an exchange listed the the project newly. Most exchange don't do their research anymore before listing which is why many scam projects are getting listed on exchanges.

Well there is going to need be a big reason for me to invest in a new project. I think there is more risk to invest in a new project instead of a project we know so much about.

The top of the alt coins like Ethereum, BNB, and Solana will earn big profits if we just hodl them. But this same thing can not be the truth for the new projects. For me it is too risky so I will only invest in old projects with the big marketcaps. 

No one likes on losing money, this is why it would really be that sensible that you should really be doing your own research before making any further step on which it is really something that should be in default but surprisingly people do really love on making hasty decisions and this is why they do messed up in the end of the line. Investing on crypto could really  give out that kind of opportunity on becoming rich but of course
hitting up the right project would really be the most difficult thing of all. This is why there's no assurance if we do speak about success on investing here on crypto space. This is why it would be always best that you should really be setting out those back up plans on each position or investment you do make. Diversify as much as you could and dont really just that let yourself stick into one project.

Expect for losses as this investment is never been giving a guarantee that you could really be able to make yourself that making some assurance on making money.
This is why it would be best that you should really be that realistic on whatever you are trying out to touch up.

Quantity over quality? I look at it as just grabbing the opportunity. If you are an investor here for quite long, you won't invest to a project without any insights from it. You are free to invest as many as project you want especially at this point wherein a bullrun is being anticipated. Key to this is proper capital management; is it good to go all in or half of your portfolio in one project? Obviously it is not. Diversify your capital to multiple projects and wait for the outcome. Well yes not all of it will turn out to be profitable but, atl least you did your job as an investor. It is better to lose trying than to not try at all and regret afterwards. No one knows or has the assurance on determining the 'right' project until it already happens. Investment is different from gambling; keep this in mind. You will always have the chance to earn profit if you know what you are doing 'coz it is not solely dependent with your luck and fortune.
Only risk is to lose but not completely; you will always have an option for a cut-loss if it is a losing one however if it is a rugpull or scam project, that would be a different topic to discuss. To be careful and such; yes as ideal as it sounds but that's what investments are for. Take the risk and learn if you fail, prosper if it succeeds.

That's right, before investing, you need to consider the risks in investing because we definitely invest with high expectations, so it's very important to consider everything carefully because this is not gambling, we can lose all our money too little, be a good investor.