I am very new to cryptocurrency, and I got into it because my husband loves it and really believes in it with a passion. My husband has given me some really great advice when it comes to cryptocurrency, and he has helped me to make a profit on the money that I have put in. However, the more involved I get in cryptocurrency the more I realise that this is something you really need to study to have all the knowledge yourself, because you aren't going to be able to trust the advice of others. I found out today, that includes my husband as well...

Last week I had decided to buy some steem, some antshares and some dogecoin, thinking of a longer term investment. However, today my husband wanted to purchase a different coin thinking of a short term profit, and granted, he didn't tell me that I should also purchase some, but I decided I wanted to. I didn't want to invest too much and I had about $50 worth of Steem from my posts lying around that I hadn't powered up, so I thought I would play safe, and just use that.

My husband said that I should get at least $200 to make it worth my time, so I sold $200 worth of BAT that I had to buy more of the coin, which then dropped in value, so that was a lesson learnt I guess. And hey, whats a lesson learnt if you can't write a blog post about it?

I have already been trying to educate myself as much as possible on cryptocurrency, being so new and having so much to learn, but this experience reminded me that having the tools yourself to form your own decisions when it comes to cryptocurrency, rather than having to rely on the advice of others is really important. No matter how knowledgable someone is they can't predict the future, and you don't want to regret taking others advice.

Speaking of educating myself, I recently paid $10 to do Suppoman's crypto course, because I thought it was relatively cheap, and I have really enjoyed his videos about crypto on Youtube. However, one thing that I have picked up on from listening to a few of the 'lectures' so far in his course, is that Suppoman himself is not without bias.

He talks in the course about the way in which he can influence demand of a coin by making a video about how great the coin is, and that will excite more people into buying it so the value goes up. I decided to buy antshares last week because I watched Suppoman's video and he was talking about how amazing they are, and how well they will do in the future. However, since his lectures, I realise that although he may genuinely think that, he also may possibly exaggerate that more to encourage people to buy it as he also holds antshares and this will help increase the value of his own portfolio.

Have you guys made some crypto decisions that you have lived to regret? What resources did you/do you use to educate yourself more on crypto and how to trade that you would reccomend for me?

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Why You SHOULDN'T Take Trading Advice From Anyone, Not Even Your Husband...

Have you guys made some crypto decisions that you have lived to regret? What resources did you/do you use to educate yourself more on crypto and how to trade that you would reccomend for me?