Scare money don't make real money in crypto

[JimaGod]

All my years of trading, I've come to understand this phrase "scare money don't make real money in crypto" to be more of a context and a complete complex term. In crypto, this complex phrase is used to stimulate traders and investors in the market to take the bigger risk in the market despite the losses that follows. When we're talking about scare money, we're talking about money investors and traders are scare of losing, money you can not afford to lose in trading, this is one of the reasons why it's important to invest with what you can afford to lose inother to refrain from unwanted financial pressure.

Let's talk about real money, it doesn't always come with taking bigger risks in the market, we can make quite good profits as long as we're consistent in the market and we completely how the market operates, we're talking about how to calm down and not panic when the market is moving against your plans and not towards your direction, consistency, determination, risks management and DYOR in every sector you find yourself because they attributes to generating real money in the market.

In general, all what I'm trying to say is simple, don't invest in crypto with capital that you're afraid of losing, instead invest with what you can afford to lose. Perhaps I'm here and willing to explore and know more about the Crypto market, to grasp your opinions about the complex phrase "scare money don't make real money in crypto"

[DPHOR]

In general, all what I'm trying to say is simple, don't invest in crypto with capital that you're afraid of losing, instead invest with what you can afford to lose. Perhaps I'm here and willing to explore and know more about the Crypto market, to grasp your opinions about the complex phrase "scare money don't make real money in crypto"

The cryptocurrency market is too volatile and I would advise anyone venturing into the market should at least take proper precautions of what they are using to gamble on the market. Of course, I used the term gambling is because you never be sure of what you would be gaining from the market and even if you are completely right with your analysis it could be hard for it to end as always predicted. The market most times are usually not being predictable, and even if you use what you can afford to lose it always ends up this way were if you don't use the amount riskable to gamble you would end up regretting.

The thing is, trying to know what you are going at the right time is what that is important in the cryptocurrency market, especially when you want to toyed with some shitcoin out there it always affects your decision and direction towards the market, as most times you would be trading those shitcoin and you made what you do not expect, same way you could also lose what you do not expect to lose while trading. Instead, it would be that better to only tailored yourself on those well known coin such as Bitcoin or ETH that has lower volatility.

[Donk1]

Well everything comes with a risk, and while I understand what you are saying I'd like to bring up the fact that the moment you as an individual join the crypto space, you must be prepared to make both losses and profits, which comes with risk. If the word risk what you can afford to lose seems too big to understand. then you can just say risk money according to your standards. Basically everyone's financial status is different, so you shouldn't try to take the same risk you see others taking whether it's an influencer or not. Assess yourself first and make precise decisions that wouldn't affect you mentally and psychologically.
​That said the word scarce means something that is either limited or few, which means he or she doesn't have a steady source of income to be able to take certain risks that wouldn't affect them that much. It's easy to say each risk would be controlled by fear, which can lead to selling at a loss .... that's all......

[Creeper0]

Your language seems a bit vague, you are suggesting investment by mentioning trading experience. That is, you started talking about trading but at the end you suggested what money to use for investment. In particular, instead of using the phrase "Scare Money", you can use the phrase "money that you are not prepared to lose". Or you can call these funds necessary funds that are not included in discretionary funds. But "Scare Money" is the first time I hear it.

However, crypto is always unpredictable and volatile. So to play with crypto, you must take risks and have the ability to lose. Both trading and investing are risky, in both cases you have to use money that you can easily lose. Although trading has a higher relative risk compared to investing, investing is not completely risk-free. So whether you enter a trade or enter an investment, you must have a losing mindset.

[Tetu100]

One thing about bitcoin investment  and even in crypto at large is that the risk in it is inevitable. That's why it's more saved when we ventured in it with a prepared mindset then entering with so much expectation, because nothing is guaranteed, you can either lose or gain . But one great uniqueness about longterm investment plan is that it's more in an advantage than short-term trading, I know that none of it is 100% risk free but the longterm dealings is way better and save you the stress of being worried over unnecessary market meltdown.

Lastly, the best advise is for we to always put in what we can afford to lose regardless, whether you are a trader or an investor. But most times when I recommend bitcoin to someone close by, I mostly suggest they choose investing over trading, since investing in bitcoin is way better than gambling with it.

[Mate2237]

In a nutshell only invest an amount of money you know that you can afford to lose, in that way you don't get emotional about the choices that you make. The reason why a lot of people don't really profit much from Bitcoin investment is that they invest an amount of money that is probably important to them, like an emergency fund it perhaps the only amount of money that they have left with no source of income, this makes them scared to lose. I don't know if it's a universal or psychological thing but scared money in most cases ends up being lost asides from the fact that some people get emotional and end up making terrible decisions, there's just something about being scared to lose an amount of money in crypto that makes you lose it eventually.

[Derekfunds]

Op, I don't know what you meant by " scare money don't make real money" I wonder what you meant by scare money. And if I may ask does managing risk a scare money? Or is being risk conscious scare money? Well if that is what you meant then I guess I will continue to have scare money. It is very much advised to always risk what one can afford to lose and in trading you should always risk only 1 percent of your capital and that is discipline but as you grow you can scale up. Remember, over risking will lead to blown account and the goal in trading is to always stay in the game and not out and you only stay when you manage your risk

[Bitcoin-Forever]

This is what I have learned about cryptocurrency trading, and you should always have the confidence to go into it, knowing that you have the required knowledge and abilities to be a trader, so that you don't go into it with uncertainties when trading. Always prepare for the worst and expect the better to come, as there is always a risk in trading regardless of how professional you are being professional, but you can minimize this when you are very sure of what you are doing in Trading.

[Futurexxx]

In general, all what I'm trying to say is simple, don't invest in crypto with capital that you're afraid of losing, instead invest with what you can afford to lose. Perhaps I'm here and willing to explore and know more about the Crypto market, to grasp your opinions about the complex phrase "scare money don't make real money in crypto"

It seems like you don't even understand the phrase scare money don't make real money in crypto, because in my own understanding, that phrase means that if you are afraid of taking bigger risk, you cannot make it big in the crypto market, and we  only use what we can afford to lose for that.

 You don't have to take a stupid risk of investing what you cannot afford to lose, because the end product of that action wouldn't be good at all to your mental health and to your finance, so it should never be consider, but the real message of that phrase is that you should not be afraid to take a big risk in the market if you really want to make it big in the market.

[Marvelockg]

In general, all what I'm trying to say is simple, don't invest in crypto with capital that you're afraid of losing, instead invest with what you can afford to lose. Perhaps I'm here and willing to explore and know more about the Crypto market, to grasp your opinions about the complex phrase "scare money don't make real money in crypto"

No matter how dangerous investing what you not afford to loose seams, without risk, there can never be any form of gain. Money births more money and sincerely speaking, the only way to the top is taking risk be i tin trading or investing. an absence of risk means you are not ready for a good returns eventually.

It is necessary to be cautious of how exposed one is to risk but it is in taking risk are we assured of anything good. some are even afraid to invest just because others have tried and failed. you can learn from others especially as it relates to means of minimizing risk but if you are too careful with risking something, you are at the verge of being completely stagnated without a meaningful outcome. Wisdom is profitable to direct.

[Justbillywitt]

All my years of trading, I've come to understand this phrase "scare money don't make real money in crypto" to be more of a context and a complete complex term. In crypto, this complex phrase is used to stimulate traders and investors in the market to take the bigger risk in the market despite the losses that follows. When we're talking about scare money, we're talking about money investors and traders are scare of losing, money you can not afford to lose in trading, this is one of the reasons why it's important to invest with what you can afford to lose inother to refrain from unwanted financial pressure.

First of all It is wrong to allow someone that don’t know your financial capacity, to stimulate you into taking bigger risks that you can’t take ordinarily. While venturing into trading, it is expected that you have a mind of your own, to make decisions that suits your financial situation. Bearing in mind that whatever happens, you will be the person to bear the direct consequences. Trading should be for mature minds and not for children or adults with childish mentality. Before making financial decisions, you need to consider all possible outcomes. Never make a financial decision that will ruin your life. It is not always easy to recover from financial wrecks, unless you have backups that won’t disappear when you need them.

[Bright0515]

It is my first time to come across the phrase scare money, but the meaning is something that we are all familiar with. One of the reason why people panic-sell during a dip is because they are scared of losing the amount of money they have invested. It is important to always take risks within your capacity instead of going beyond your capacity. Having the fear of losing when making an investment is dangerous because you might end up making a mistake out of emotions that would affect the choices that you make.

[GiftedMAN]

It is my first time to come across the phrase scare money, but the meaning is something that we are all familiar with. One of the reason why people panic-sell during a dip is because they are scared of losing the amount of money they have invested. It is important to always take risks within your capacity instead of going beyond your capacity. Having the fear of losing when making an investment is dangerous because you might end up making a mistake out of emotions that would affect the choices that you make.

While I agree with your it is also important for investors to have the profit and loss mindset before going into investments so that they can be careful of the choices they make during this time. Taking a well calculated risk is the best in investment by that you are not certain that everything will go well but you had already made your research to know if the investment is genuine or scam before putting in money .

For the Bitcoin investors, some of those who experience losses do that because of fear of losing money during the dip they no longer before they after the dip something good would still happen and their Bitcoin will remain as it was when it was affected by the dip. Investors should know that if they fail to use the amount they can afford to invest in Bitcoin during the dip it will tell on them to sell at loss when they do that they will never recover the amount they had already lost. Always remember to invest with your spare money to avoid panic during the dip

[Sammye3]

Trading and investment are two distinct practices, with different mentality applied to both but a common factor which involves using funds you can afford to lose. For a person who trades or invests with non-discretionary funds, it's only a matter of time before that trade or investment runs on negative or there's a quick withdrawal for unforeseen circumstances.

Even trading requires patience and discipline, you don't gamble with the market making irregular trades and withdrawals. It's important to have an understanding of how the market operates and build a mentality that can handle its volatility, because there is no significant profits with panic selling.

[Freeveto]

In general, all what I'm trying to say is simple, don't invest in crypto with capital that you're afraid of losing, instead invest with what you can afford to lose. Perhaps I'm here and willing to explore and know more about the Crypto market, to grasp your opinions about the complex phrase "scare money don't make real money in crypto"

The money you cannot afford to lose cannot be called a capital that will be used in crypto investment because there will be no patience to wait and watch the investment grow, there will constant tension and pressure in mind while monitoring any coin you invested in, and you cannot be comfortable to take risk because losing any amount will spoil your plan of making more money from crypto. If you can’t afford to lose money, wait till you get more that you can afford to risk before you invest in crypto because it is a digital currency and it is risky.

[Coyster]

In crypto, this complex phrase is used to stimulate traders...

Complex phrase you say? Lol, there is nothing complex about this motivational phrase. And it is "scared money don't make real money". This phrase has been used to motivate investors even before crypto or crypto trading became popular.

I agree with it to a certain extent, i know we advise people to invest what they can afford to lose, but sometimes you may have to invest a little more than you can afford to lose (in order to get good ROI), particularly with assets that you "trust" and have done your extensive research about. For example, a lot of us in this local community are hodling more bitcoins than we can afford to lose.

[MisFoxie]

In general, all what I'm trying to say is simple, don't invest in crypto with capital that you're afraid of losing, instead invest with what you can afford to lose. Perhaps I'm here and willing to explore and know more about the Crypto market, to grasp your opinions about the complex phrase "scare money don't make real money in crypto"

Except for Bitcoin all crypto is like gambling so you should never invest with funds that would cause a problem if you lost them.

"scare money don't make real money in crypto"

I think this phrase is not for Bitcoin so you can exclude Bitcoin, since crypto means Bitcoin and altcoins all together. I don't think Bitcoin investment as gamble, yes it can be a gamble if someone do trade for short term or future trade.

[fredericktaylor]

OP, what you have stated is not entirely clear, however, if you want to enter the crypto world, you must be aware of its risks and be prepared for both profit and loss. If you enter the market aggressively without being aware of the risks, the amount of loss will increase greatly.

There is risk in every investment, so invest within your means with the right knowledge and plan and wait patiently for the right time, as a result, the risk of losing money will be reduced and it will be easier to reach your goal. It is very important to keep one thing in mind, greed or emotional decisions will put you in loss and will never help you get rich quickly, so it is better to give up greed and make the right decision.

[PremiumcryptoHub]

Trading and investment are two distinct practices, with different mentality applied to both but a common factor which involves using funds you can afford to lose. For a person who trades or invests with non-discretionary funds, it's only a matter of time before that trade or investment runs on negative or there's a quick withdrawal for unforeseen circumstances.

Even trading requires patience and discipline, you don't gamble with the market making irregular trades and withdrawals. It's important to have an understanding of how the market operates and build a mentality that can handle its volatility, because there is no significant profits with panic selling.

Exactly trading and investment are two distinct practices and different mindsets are applied in both cases but we feel that everyone should invest or trade with money that they can afford to lose. Trading requires patience and discipline, and so does investing, but it seems that investing in cryptocurrency is easier than trading because investing in Bitcoin does not require market analysis, is free from short-term volatility, and risk management is relatively easy.

Even trading is difficult because, in my view, maintaining emotional control and grappling with market uncertainty is far more challenging than simply knowing the strategies because panic-selling Bitcoin prevents one from realizing significant profits.

[Abu-Naim]

OP, what you have stated is not entirely clear, however, if you want to enter the crypto world, you must be aware of its risks and be prepared for both profit and loss. If you enter the market aggressively without being aware of the risks, the amount of loss will increase greatly.

There is risk in every investment, so invest within your means with the right knowledge and plan and wait patiently for the right time, as a result, the risk of losing money will be reduced and it will be easier to reach your goal. It is very important to keep one thing in mind, greed or emotional decisions will put you in loss and will never help you get rich quickly, so it is better to give up greed and make the right decision.

What OP was trying to explain is that any money you know you can’t afford to lose, you should not use it to invest in crypto, and in my understanding, these money can be some money that are not yours, or you life savings that you don’t have any apart from that and you have no other means to earn more to replace them in case of loss in cryptocurrency.

The idea of risk taking is what the OP should have explained because no risk, no reward; and if you decide to stay in your comfort zone without taking any risk, you can end up not earning more money, but that doesn’t mean that we must invest in crypto with the money we can’t afford to lose, we should avoid FOMO because crypto is not for everyone, we need to understand that and wait for our opportunity to invest to avoid losing money.