Lesson learnt from the crypto asset failure

[WalkerIVIV]

yes even saving our fortunes in stablecoins also requires diversification, sounds ridiculous but that’s just the truth nowadays, algorithmic stablecoin I think will always be more riskier than stablecoins like USDT and the likes.
after all it’s not purely backed by dollar in ratio of 1:1 instead it relies in an asset that has very dynamic valuation and guess what, i’d definitely refrain from stablecoins that are algorithmic I guess.
it’s just that, not many of us tought that a stablecoin like UST could ever become such a disappointment but here we are, so many of us caught off guard and as a result losing quite of our fortune, even though a cryptocurrency that are at least top 10 are always being considered as safe haven.

[roslinpl]

It's teach huge lesson to people, not to keep huge holding in some fake or memecoin. It's better to split the money you had invested into many coins. Instead of making use of other strategy, kindly use your own strategy. Because, if you loss you won't feel much. Incase you had loss with own strategy. And with out the loss, no one will learn anything. Some want to on safer side and inverse on other strategy, it was not a worthy one.

[max6575]

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[gazilla]

Lesson learnt from the LUNA failure that we can all receive is to not invest all your money into one coin, but to disperse it into other promising coins as a safety measure, in case one or some decide to fail.

[Xal0lex]

Unfortunately we have seen one of the biggest scam/failure of the project LUNA /UST where people have lost million/billions of dollars invested in them. We can't foresee such incidents but one thing is that if we follow the best practices of portfolio management, we could have minimize the loss.

No crypto assets in our portfolio should be that big, that in case of a mishap, our whole portfolio get a big hit. Also this means not to put all eggs in one basket in our crypto portfolio.

The LUNA scam was an example of the fact that one should not chase large injections into the project, which the LFG fund did, it does not mean anything at all. Many people believe that if large funds invest in a project, it means that the project will not go bust and you can also invest there without fear. This is partly true and in many cases it often works, but no one has cancelled the elementary rules of capital allocation and they should not be forgotten.

[Marvell1]

Unfortunately we have seen one of the biggest scam/failure of the project LUNA /UST where people have lost million/billions of dollars invested in them. We can't foresee such incidents but one thing is that if we follow the best practices of portfolio management, we could have minimize the loss.

No crypto assets in our portfolio should be that big, that in case of a mishap, our whole portfolio get a big hit. Also this means not to put all eggs in one basket in our crypto portfolio.

This is perhaps the biggest breakdown of crypto, we must not forget this valuable lesson. After all that happened, I hope everyone has come to their senses and should realize that there is no coin that can be more efficient and secure than bitcoin.

It is not necessary that we must and should only invest in bitcoin, we can still invest in altcoins but let's allocate capital properly and never invest all in altcoins because they are very risky. They can be profitable for us in the short term, but can also push us into the abyss in the same way that Luna did. My advice is to only invest in alt with no more than 20% of your capital. If you focus heavily on bitcoin, you will avoid the most pitfalls.

[firmino10]

Investing in the shitcoin should be a small investment and should be at least among the first ten altcoins. Since most don't last more than the first four years, it's encouraging to invest in projects like bitcoin. This has withstood the test of time. The lessons learned so far should help us invest in projects like bitcoin, if one must invest in altcoin, it should not be much and one shouldn't hold for long.

[7788bitcoin]

Unfortunately we have seen one of the biggest scam/failure of the project LUNA /UST where people have lost million/billions of dollars invested in them. We can't foresee such incidents but one thing is that if we follow the best practices of portfolio management, we could have minimize the loss.

No crypto assets in our portfolio should be that big, that in case of a mishap, our whole portfolio get a big hit. Also this means not to put all eggs in one basket in our crypto portfolio.

You can put all eggs in one basket when it comes to Bitcoin, there is no fake promises and funny whitepapers to convince investors who have no idea what they are investing and that is what happened with LUNA/UST. The owner created many failed stable currencies in the past and yet he kept on creating new ones and this one had many investors that got burned and hence the headline. So think before you invest in any alt/shit project.