5 must-read crypto trading tips for beginners

February 24, 2022 06:17 PM AEDT | By Jasmine Anand
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Highlights

  • People all over the world are charmed into investing in the volatile, yet much-hyped cryptocurrency market.
  • Potential investors and beginners must undertake a careful study of the crypto market and the desired crypto, which would help to navigate the field better.
  • Owing to steep price fluctuations, one should not get tempted to put more money than one can actually afford.

While cryptocurrency investment has become a rage among the young and tech-savvy investors, it is still a new concept for the common man and new entrants to the cryptocurrency market.

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Though people are charmed into investing in these new-age digital assets, they are to understand that the crypto market behaves differently from the regular share market, for the former is highly volatile and witnesses extreme price spikes as well as falls every day and moreover, once a crypto transaction is initiated, it cannot be back-pedalled.

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Hence, it is crucial for first-time crypto investors to be aware of their new venture and should avoid common investment mistakes.

Having said that, let us look at five must-know trading tips one should keep in mind before foraying into the untamed world of cryptocurrencies.

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  1. Have a motive behind crypto trading

It is essential for a potential crypto investor to have a purpose for entering the cryptocurrency market. Be it trading for making quick profits or long-term investments, a clear motive is necessary as it drives one towards it.

  1. Find reliable news sources

There are numerous authentic as well as dodgy news floating across the market about cryptocurrencies.

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Even there are contrasting views of people who invested in these digital assets.

Hence, potential crypto investors should stick to facts and must steer clear of non-believers. 

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  1. Get to know crypto wallets

While trading in cryptos, one should have a good knowledge of various crypto wallets, both hot wallets as well as cold wallets.

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These wallets not only are useful in terms of utility and versatility but also offer safety and security from hackers and fraudsters.

  1. Diversification of crypto portfolio

Generally, crypto investors all over the world are allured to buying Bitcoin, the most popular and the largest cryptocurrency across the globe.

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However, there are other cryptos also which are not as highly priced as Bitcoin yet offer good returns. It is advised that instead of putting money in one single crypto, one should

spread his hard-earned money into different digital currencies, thus not risking getting overexposed should any one of the cryptos crashes in value.

Hence, thorough research is necessary for picking the right set of cryptos to suit one’s crypto investment portfolio.

  1. Manage risks wisely

It is a good idea to not get carried away to trade with more money than one can actually afford to lose

In other words, if new to the crypto market, one should be cautious and take baby steps to learn nuances of the functioning of the crypto market and should not run behind making massive profits in a short timeframe.

Instead, they should initially aim at making small gains and doing crypto trading on a regular basis, which eventually would lead the better know-how of market dynamics.

Bottom Line

Cryptocurrencies are not regulated; hence, potential and new entrants to this extremely volatile market must make a thorough analysis of the desired crypto and not get tempted to invest more than their risk appetite.


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