Most importantly, if the market is going bad, don't rely on any crytpi experts. No one owns the market and no one knows how the market will behave. play it safe and you will be good.
You nailed it! Sad to say but that is one of the major mistakes done by the beginners in the crypto world — believing too much in FUDs. Every time there are slow pace recovery of price or even occasional huge dips they suddenly panic and already jump into conclusion that btc is dead and the alike
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. I feel pity for them.
Each one of us should learn to interpret the market by our own and only set the news that we heard as a guide. You should be the one who make decisions for the prosperity of your money, if you let those crypto analyst or so called "experts" manipulate you then the blame is on you once you lose because you are careless to let others decide instead of yourself who owns the money in the first place.
We are willing to make money with people around us, but we can't avoid the risk.
So don't give any investment advice to others easily, and don't trust any investment advice easily, because people always make excuses for their investment failures and blame "others' suggestions".
Usually, if we think that one thing is worth investing, then we can tell others why it is good, but don't strongly recommend others to buy, such as bitcoin, we can introduce the benefits of bitcoin to people around us,but we must not make any purchase suggestions, otherwise we will have a lot of trouble, some people even think of you as a "scammer".