As someone who's been in crypto for many years, this is my advice for newcomers.

Don't listen to people who act like because they've been in crypto for many years they know anything about anything. They don't know sh*t about f*ck.

Like seriously, when I see posts like this one, I just can't believe it: https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/pc4dg9/advice_for_people_who_got_in_crypto_this_year/

I’ve been in crypto for many years. When I mean many years I mean I saw bitcoin at 300usd and eth at under 10usd. I’ve been through a bull and bear market.

Lol seriously? These are your qualifications? I bought bitcoin way below $300 and I wouldn't claim I know sh*t about f*ck. Because I don't know sh*t about f*ck. /r/bitcoin was just as dumb as it is now in 2014-2015, people already had no clue what they were doing but were confident about it. It was already a sh*tton of hopium, FOMO, and the usual cr*p.

Think of it that way. Suppose you go to the casino, and you meet some creepy guy at the door being like "dude, I've had a gambling addiction for five years, I can give you good advice about how to make money". Would you trust him? Of course you wouldn't. Because it's obvious he doesn't know sh*t about f*ck.

Well it's the same here. Old-timers, newcomers. Nobody knows sh*t about f*ck.

EDIT: formatting