Someone joined a crypto group but quit because the technical jargon felt like a foreign language. The core lesson: only invest in what you actually understand. Chasing fast profits in projects you don't know usually ends in losses and regret.
Yeah. So like, why don't you invest in crypto? It's fine. Be honest. Because I want them to know. I want my audience to know why, like, you know what I'm saying? People don't think about it.
I know about crypto. I tried following it. I was even in a group for crypto. Yeah. But it was just I couldn't follow what they were saying. I couldn't. It was just like somebody talking to me in Chinese. I'm like, I could not understand it in any way. And one of the stuff that I learned investing is you invest in what you know. You don't invest in what you don't know. You guys heard that. Do not invest in something you don't know. You know, it's best to always invest in what you know, what you understand. Because if you don't and you just start throwing money, a lot of stuff that people do when it comes to investing, they want fast money. So it's just like they jump in so quick, they start investing in stuff they don't understand. And, you know, then they lose and then they feel down about it. They get depressed and then they quit. I don't do that.
