2025-12-26 07:22:40

I've encountered a very practical issue: many people want to enter the crypto world, but most get stuck right at the very beginning.

It's not that they don't want to learn. The real problem is—information is too chaotic. Listen to this: some say it's a gold mine, while others shout that it's about to collapse. Everyone speaks confidently, but their directions are completely opposite.

When I first got started, I also experienced this confusion. It's not that I wasn't serious, but no one explained clearly: what step are you on now, what risks does this step involve, and what should you do next.

So I decided to make a change here. The upcoming sharing will be particularly restrained:

• No piling up of technical jargon
• No chasing daily hot topics
• No urging you to rush in and buy
• No selling anxiety

I will do one thing—explain complex concepts thoroughly using logic that even beginners can understand.

If you are currently like this:
Still watching from the sidelines, unable to make up your mind; just stepped in and feeling a bit confused; have no idea where to start...

Feel free to leave a comment telling me: "First time buying crypto"

Speed is no longer the goal. Mastering the rhythm is more valuable than jumping in with one step.

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GateUser-44a00d6c

· 11h ago

To be honest, the chaotic information really hits home. Being bombarded daily with news about being cut off from profits—who knows who's telling the truth? I still agree with this gradual approach; it's much better than those who stir up trouble every day.

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FlippedSignal

· 12h ago

Really, the biggest pitfall is the information noise, which is more uncomfortable than losing money. That's why I prefer to learn slowly rather than be led by the rhythm. Exactly right, many people get stuck right at the "how to start" stage.

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LayerZeroHero

· 12h ago

It has been proven that information chaos is also something I have tested, and it really is the biggest attack vector for beginners. The tutorial styles across different chains vary so much, and cross-chain migration knowledge still needs to be figured out on your own, which is a bit outrageous.

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TokenUnlocker

· 12h ago

This feeling of getting in is true, information warfare really makes people headachy.

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Rugpull幸存者

· 12h ago

This hits the nail on the head. During the information overload phase, I was also completely confused. --- Basically, someone needs to pave the way, instead of just the big shots' ramblings. --- The key is not to rush. I suffered quite a few losses because I was in a hurry. --- Finally, someone dares to be so straightforward. No need to pretend. --- Wait, are you about to start a course or genuinely sharing? --- I hate those who bombard with jargon right from the start; it scares people even more and makes them less willing to act. --- I agree. Compared to rushing in, it's indeed more important to understand what you're doing first. --- I like this approach, but don’t turn it into another set of routines. --- Wow, I’m a bit annoyed by your rational voice, but it’s really necessary. --- Good point about pacing. Many people go bankrupt just because they step on the wrong beat.

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