When should you not buy coins?

It has become a trend for us to trade constantly. Especially new traders, they take frequent trades without understanding the market situation. We do not have a proper idea about when we should take trades and when we should not take them. So today's writing is about this topic. I hope this post will be useful to you at least a little. So you can read the articles carefully to learn something new. So you’re new to crypto and ready to dive in? Awesome! But before you hit that green BUY button, listen up:





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Sometimes the best trade , is no trade.
Here’s how beginners get trapped—and how to avoid it. Suppose Your friend sends you a screenshot about a huge profit or buying signals. “OMG! $WCT is up 80% in an hour! BUY NOW!!”
Stop. Breathe. When prices shoot up super fast, they often drop just as fast. Wait for a cool-off. Don’t buy someone else’s profits. Remember that When Social Media Won’t Shut Up such as, Twitter. TikTok. Telegram. Everyone screaming: “This coin will 1000x!!” Chances are… it’s already too late. The early birds have made their money—and YOU might be the one left holding the bag. I told you that, you should Follow your plan, not hype.


This is most important that, control your Emotional Feeling. Maybe sometime you feel Bored. Are you bored? Sad about losing another trade? Scared of missing out (FOMO)? Emotional trading is dangerous. Crypto needs a cool head. I always suggest that you need Step away. Trade when you’re calm. When You Don’t Know Why You’re Buying. Ask yourself! Do I know this coin’s name and what it does? Do I have a plan for when to sell? Am I okay losing this money if it goes wrong? If you can’t answer these, don’t buy yet.


Waiting for Big Panic Crashes. Yes, buying the dip can be great… but only if you know what you’re doing. During big news crashes or hacks, prices can drop even lower. Beginners should be extra careful during wild crashes. You don’t have to trade every day. Or every pump. Or every dip. Sometimes the smartest move is to sit on your hands and wait.