Getting into crypto and especially trading crypto for a newbie is extremely daunting to put it in simpler terms. Chad or Renji from Bleach would have a better chance of beating Yhwach than someone who's completely green to trading, or even crypto in general, has of understanding how the mechanics actually work.
Some people have the capital to use when they're funding their crypto wallets. Others, like me, who live in Venezuela — it's the only stable way to actually hold any funds that isn't killed by the ever-fluctuating bolívar. Whether you're trading your stablecoins for the only decent exchange you're going to get, or it's the only way you might, and even hopefully can, start saving a little something up for your kids in the future.
Essentially, unless you have the means and can afford to lose money, don't chase trends, and know when it's time to sell. If you're burning through your stakes, just cut your losses and leave with whatever you have left before you lose too much.
So study, learn, because the more you know the less likely you are to fall into the same pitfalls other people already have. Nothing worthwhile is ever easy or comes easy. Just like in Bleach, or any shonen anime/manga, sometimes it's better to sit back and study before you go and tackle the monster in front of you.
