Good day, hives!!, the new thinker's challenge for the month goes thus far.
In cryptocurrency trades and the like; I am a newbie in it.
It was some weeks ago I ventured into it and I confirmed web3 operations are vivid and easy to make extra income.
I was opportune to start trading when it was favourable and I only observed the fall of cryptocurrency value during the weekends and rise during the weekdays.
I was like, it is cool here making use of my novice observation to earn well.
So the bloodbath was a low blow that landed on me unexpectedly.
I learnt my lesson the hard way as I dabbled into it staking high and I had a great loss and saw how things work there.
In terms of further staking, grinding is a must as we must continue to trade but it is just that you must have an expert to guide you through.
Nobody is perfect but it won't be collateral damage to professionals.
Do not forget, it is cool over there.
For the web2 subscribers, going to web3 is an upgrade for users as the operation is more interactive.
Save and go invest.
I also learned to stay safe as any amount gained can be lost within a twinkle of an eye.
Working on my staking habit though.
What are things that shift my attention off this insane loss?
At first, I usually placed a belief in my mind before dabbling into any business.
If it is a gain I am good to go and if otherwise, life continues.
Make more income, ease thinking with my hobbies to get my stamina back.
Go back grinding.
Yes, the bloodbath in the Crypto space is real and the deepness is impossible to ignore.
You know income investment can not be ignored after staking be it gainful or run at a loss as it is monetarily inclined.
It is also correct that web3 users will feel the harsh effect as it is a direct and interactive platform given the user's attorney in decision making.
It is the new generation of advanced investment.
Gaining is like gaining all and losing is like losing all.
Wish you all the best as staking in cryptocurrency is involved.
Have a great week ahead.
Wes...
Noted and seen sir.
Checked through.