It's enough to give the beginners the reminder to invest what they can afford to lose. And the rest lays on how they're going to keep themselves invested to bitcoin. If they make a mistake, it's okay and they'll learn from it. Just as we, we've learned thanks to the early investors and those who has given us tip on how to invest correctly. But even with guidance, we still made mistakes, not just once but a lot of it. From there, we've learned eventually how to stay on holding bitcoin and how to properly unattached our emotions from investing. So, if a beginner is doing the right thing that's nice but they're still prone in committing mistakes and that's okay and no one can skip that.
The goal is only to be able to accept when something does not go according to what they expected in the investment they made because currently many people invest in Bitcoin but they never know or understand how to anticipate events like what I said earlier so that when they do it, especially if the amount they do is quite large, of course they don't think at all about the options they have to accept, but in my opinion, they only want to invest once if they experience a loss when they first invest so that for the second stage I think they won't want to do the same thing again and it could be that they will end up not wanting to invest again because they feel there are many losses that make their interest no longer want to continue to the second stage and this is what they should be more prepared to accept events like this they can anticipate and if they don't continue, of course they are not ready to face the problems that occur in Bitcoin investments.
When they invest quite large amount of money, they need to know if they can afford it. Because an investor who's responsible will check everything first in their capacity before putting large amount at risk. Although we're talking about bitcoin here, that's still going to give a check as an individual investor of what kind of investor you are when you're checking it first. If you're not thinking as you invest and you're just mostly throwing money because you think it is profitable, that's for you to consider later if you'd thank yourself with that style or not.
