Do not put the cart before the horse in crypto

[heritage35]

In life, there is always the first thing first and there should be orderliness in every successful venture. I have noticed a trend in which some people in this forum come around to complain or to ask questions, after they might have made some mistakes.
There is always a place of learning whether through the help of others or through self-learning. For instance;

- Before going into trading, try learning the rudiments first. Do not put huge amount of money while still new to trading, because you never can tell whst would happen.
- For the newbies, who want to earn through bounty, try learning the act first, so as to avoid mistakes that will result into waste of time.
- If you are just considering investing into ICO, learn how to study good ICO, so as not to fall victim of scam ICO and invest only what you can afford to loose.
- For airdrop fans, not all airdrops worth participating in, learn to know a scam airdrop from a legit airdrop, so as not to expose your details to scammers.

In cryptocurency, "Do not put the cart before the horse, instead, put the horse before the cart."

[Pet240]

Of a truth, learning is paramount, not only in crypto, but in all areas of life. Before i started earning from cryptocurrency, i was first thought, but that was not enough, i had to learn a lot of things on my own and by asking questions from those that have been into it, whenever i get confused. As a matter of fact, i am still learning and no one knows everything in life. There is no highland of knowledge.
Thanks for these good highlights.

[berezov_petro]

In life, there is always the first thing first and there should be orderliness in every successful venture. I have noticed a trend in which some people in this forum come around to complain or to ask questions, after they might have made some mistakes.
There is always a place of learning whether through the help of others or through self-learning. For instance;

- Before going into trading, try learning the rudiments first. Do not put huge amount of money while still new to trading, because you never can tell whst would happen.
- For the newbies, who want to earn through bounty, try learning the act first, so as to avoid mistakes that will result into waste of time.
- If you are just considering investing into ICO, learn how to study good ICO, so as not to fall victim of scam ICO and invest only what you can afford to loose.
- For airdrop fans, not all airdrops worth participating in, learn to know a scam airdrop from a legit airdrop, so as not to expose your details to scammers.

In cryptocurency, "Do not put the cart before the horse, instead, put the horse before the cart."

Every new person who comes to this forum asks questions here. And that's good, because the forum was created to allow people to discuss the crypto here and share new ideas for developing the crypto world. You have given really good tips to help beginners become good traders.

[Denreal]

These are nice words. There is need to proper orientation and knowledge before one goes about carrying out the necessary duties of work for bounty campaigns for instance. It not just about learning. There are times that when we refuse to follow instructions or the laid down procedures for any campaign, there is every tendency that the wrong thing will be done. Which might also result into lost of stakes.

[cunese]

Life is like this, and if you don't get it ready in advance, it's going to be easy to fail. Everything should be prepared.

[rmyles25]

Well said. People always want to earn big without hard work. Scam rather than work honestly to get rich as it is faster and easier.

[xianbits]

In life, there is always the first thing first and there should be orderliness in every successful venture. I have noticed a trend in which some people in this forum come around to complain or to ask questions, after they might have made some mistakes.
There is always a place of learning whether through the help of others or through self-learning. For instance;

- Before going into trading, try learning the rudiments first. Do not put huge amount of money while still new to trading, because you never can tell whst would happen.
- For the newbies, who want to earn through bounty, try learning the act first, so as to avoid mistakes that will result into waste of time.
- If you are just considering investing into ICO, learn how to study good ICO, so as not to fall victim of scam ICO and invest only what you can afford to loose.
- For airdrop fans, not all airdrops worth participating in, learn to know a scam airdrop from a legit airdrop, so as not to expose your details to scammers.

In cryptocurency, "Do not put the cart before the horse, instead, put the horse before the cart."

But there is also a line that says "learn from your mistake".
I don't disagree on what you have said but on my case, I usually have the better learning from my mistake. This experience is my biggest mentor. It's like "I have to touch the flame first so I could learn how hot is it".

[Aniwura]

But there is also a line that says "learn from your mistake".
I don't disagree on what you have said but on my case, I usually have the better learning from my mistake. This experience is my biggest mentor. It's like "I have to touch the flame first so I could learn how hot is it".

Although, you can learn from your mistakes, but if this is the case, it will be good for you not to make a costly mistake. For instance, there was someone that he lost $30,000 in trading, because he was not aware of some things. I think, in this case, if you would learn from your mistakes, try not to invest too much into crypto that would make you to regret after. Do it gradually and learn through the process.

[cryptofirm]

But there is also a line that says "learn from your mistake".
I don't disagree on what you have said but on my case, I usually have the better learning from my mistake. This experience is my biggest mentor. It's like "I have to touch the flame first so I could learn how hot is it".

Although, you can learn from your mistakes, but if this is the case, it will be good for you not to make a costly mistake. For instance, there was someone that he lost $30,000 in trading, because he was not aware of some things. I think, in this case, if you would learn from your mistakes, try not to invest too much into crypto that would make you to regret after. Do it gradually and learn through the process.

the most important thing in trading is psychology and money management
so, if somebody want to become a professional trader, should control their psychology and use right money management 

[sourish]

Really helpful pointers and apt saying, but it also stands true for people who go around asking, or making senseless predictions, constantly worrying over them, even though no one can be a 100% sure.

[illiki23]

Unless you are hauling your miniature horse in a little trailer behind a go cart.

To be serious:   I am glad that we are at least getting people to practice reading an writing skills.  Rewriting lists of pointers, such as these great but rather common sense ideas, is making writers of some of us yet.

[Gekkoo]

Being pessimistic or optimistic, as much as we follow all the rules, steps of prosperity, tips from masters, advice from experts in the market the act of making mistakes is stronger than guessing and why does this trend exist? It exists because we create fantasies in everything that can transform us into something that we dream and with this our mind plays tricks on us to divert ourselves from reality and consequently lead us to frustration. I agree with the post, but seeking to be in reality can put us where we really want.

[Omooba098]

In life, there is always the first thing first and there should be orderliness in every successful venture. I have noticed a trend in which some people in this forum come around to complain or to ask questions, after they might have made some mistakes.
There is always a place of learning whether through the help of others or through self-learning. For instance;

- Before going into trading, try learning the rudiments first. Do not put huge amount of money while still new to trading, because you never can tell whst would happen.
- For the newbies, who want to earn through bounty, try learning the act first, so as to avoid mistakes that will result into waste of time.
- If you are just considering investing into ICO, learn how to study good ICO, so as not to fall victim of scam ICO and invest only what you can afford to loose.
- For airdrop fans, not all airdrops worth participating in, learn to know a scam airdrop from a legit airdrop, so as not to expose your details to scammers.

In cryptocurency, "Do not put the cart before the horse, instead, put the horse before the cart."

I have found this piece of advice worthy and informative. Some people go into crypto to invest huge sum of money without learning the nitty-gritty or otherwise the rudiments of crypto trading...

[Kenevaran]

Thank you, dear captain obvious, we are sure to take your valuable advice on the note and take advantage of them, especially in trading.

[Febo]

In life, there is always the first thing first and there should be orderliness in every successful venture. I have noticed a trend in which some people in this forum come around to complain or to ask questions, after they might have made some mistakes.
There is always a place of learning whether through the help of others or through self-learning. For instance;

- Before going into trading, try learning the rudiments first. Do not put huge amount of money while still new to trading, because you never can tell whst would happen.
- For the newbies, who want to earn through bounty, try learning the act first, so as to avoid mistakes that will result into waste of time.
- If you are just considering investing into ICO, learn how to study good ICO, so as not to fall victim of scam ICO and invest only what you can afford to loose.
- For airdrop fans, not all airdrops worth participating in, learn to know a scam airdrop from a legit airdrop, so as not to expose your details to scammers.

In cryptocurency, "Do not put the cart before the horse, instead, put the horse before the cart."

First and most important thing is to securely score your coins. Before you dont learn how to do that you should just read and learn.  I know that is hard, when you jin here and start reading and see some coins gain value daily and you fell you will miss the train.  Train is still there. It is waiting for you. But if someone steal your coins then train is gone. You are left with nothing at all.

[commanderbitcoin]

In other words learn and research is a must if you want to be successful in everything that you do. Mistakes are unavoidable but it can be lessen by learning from the mistakes of others.

[xianbits]

But there is also a line that says "learn from your mistake".
I don't disagree on what you have said but on my case, I usually have the better learning from my mistake. This experience is my biggest mentor. It's like "I have to touch the flame first so I could learn how hot is it".

Although, you can learn from your mistakes, but if this is the case, it will be good for you not to make a costly mistake. For instance, there was someone that he lost $30,000 in trading, because he was not aware of some things. I think, in this case, if you would learn from your mistakes, try not to invest too much into crypto that would make you to regret after. Do it gradually and learn through the process.

Absolutely. I learned trading using a small amount of money, around 70$. That was the start of my learning. If it had not given me profits, I could still be fine 'cause that's not that much. Fortunately, it ended up well. I gained a little profit but the best thing was, I learned just from my 70$ at stake.
Now, I am more confident to invest bigger amounts.

[yazher]

Yeah you're right at some point but what about the saying no risk no reward for me if you can't afford a money to lose then only invest in your time like joining some legit bounties. you can't really tell which one will give you profit but you need to try atleast.

[linkybit]

In life, there is always the first thing first and there should be orderliness in every successful venture. I have noticed a trend in which some people in this forum come around to complain or to ask questions, after they might have made some mistakes.
There is always a place of learning whether through the help of others or through self-learning. For instance;

- Before going into trading, try learning the rudiments first. Do not put huge amount of money while still new to trading, because you never can tell whst would happen.
- For the newbies, who want to earn through bounty, try learning the act first, so as to avoid mistakes that will result into waste of time.
- If you are just considering investing into ICO, learn how to study good ICO, so as not to fall victim of scam ICO and invest only what you can afford to loose.
- For airdrop fans, not all airdrops worth participating in, learn to know a scam airdrop from a legit airdrop, so as not to expose your details to scammers.

In cryptocurency, "Do not put the cart before the horse, instead, put the horse before the cart."

Yeah there are many people come here start complaining about the crypto, always spend some good time on learning about new technology before investing in it.

[Arcoin1]

The crypto priority order must be the money you are safe. Once you start earning money, you can buy other Altcoins. The priority is to make money.