Most traders focus on trying to predict where the market is going next, but the reality is no one knows for sure. What you can control is your risk. Setting stop-losses, position sizing correctly, and not going all-in are key to surviving in crypto long term.
What’s your go-to method for managing risk?

Im pretty new to crypto and I want to know what people/sources are a go to for reliable crypto news. People on X, news sources, Reddit, TV programs anywhere?

Title: Bought 5 ETH (~29k €), holding 30k USDC – what should I add next for 1–3 year growth? Post: Just bought 5 ETH (~29k €) and now I’m thinking about what to add next to my portfolio. At the moment I hold ~30k USDC and ~6 ETH, total around 60k in crypto. My plan is to slowly increase exposure up to 200–300k, but I don’t want to risk putting everything only into ETH. I’m considering whether it makes sense to buy some BTC as a more stable long-term base, or diversify into altcoins like LINK, SOL, AVAX, HBAR or maybe even newer projects with potential. At the same time, I wonder if staking USDC for 5–12% yield is worth the risk compared to just keeping it liquid for buying dips. I’m aiming for a 1–3 year horizon, so I want growth but also some security. What would you recommend as the next step in my situation?

what is the next coin that you feel doesnt deserve a look , and when it pumps you will be very sad

It must be .... ?

I bought ethereum at an average DCA price of around 3100 Dhs. My plan was to sell 50% of my ETH when it reach $6200 so i can at least take out my capital.

Is $6200 ETH possible or shall i sell now ?

I've been using automatic DCA and I noticed something strange: Several times - and this happened last night till right now while i am posting this - my DCA orders were executed at noticeably higher prices — for example, €96,300 — while at almost the same time, limit orders were being filled at around €95,200 on the same platform. This happened more than once within a short period.

The reason i am sure about this strange phenomenon is that i had hourly dca, while at the same time i placed some limit orders, since i noticed the price of bitcoin suddenly start dropping last night. I get that DCA usually uses market orders, but the difference seemed too large and too consistent to be random. It made me wonder: Are exchanges intentionally giving worse execution prices for DCA orders to make money on the spread? Is this kind of internal pricing? Or could this just be due to low liquidity or something else I'm missing? Would love to hear if others have noticed this too.

2 months ago I invested 100k in crypto, 50k in eth and 50k in btc. Btc is up 20% and eth is around 100%. I don't need cash right now, should I hold or sell?

Good thing my SL was in profit holy moly I don't think anyone expected that, anyone knows why that happened

I was discussing with a few friends yesterday, and one thing came up again and again – despite so much innovation in crypto, there are still so many things that feel unnecessarily complicated. For those of you actively into crypto (trading, investing, or even just learning), what’s the most annoying/frustrating thing you face regularly?

The crypto market has risen to controlling nearly 2% of the global market cap, which is insane as it is not even 20 years old. As its value and power increases could it potentially be banned as governments try to protect the value of their fiat currencies? This has happened before with gold. If this does happen will crypto still have any value as a non exchangeable form of currency?

Hi everyone, I'm curious to hear your thoughts

Which of the major coins do you absolutely refuse to touch, and what's the reason?

For me, it's gotta be XRP. It's been in a legal mess forever and I don't see it hitting a new ATH ever again. And TRX. It just feels super sketchy and I don't trust it for a second.

What about you guys? Let me know what you're avoiding and why

I’m planning to invest 400€ every month in crypto, i’ve been investing in XRP, XLM and KAS. Should i keep investing in them? Bitcoin is a must? What do you guys think of Hedera? What else you guys think it’s good

So on Jackson hole speech day we saw a pump due to Powell kinda hinting we will get a rates cut. Btc dominance is dropping yadi yada but Benjamin Cowen seems to be quite confident bitcoin will dump in September and Btc dominance will surge back up. Wont that put alts at a new low? I dont see how people are still bullish lol. Btc, eth, sol and xrp will do fine im sure but the other top 50 alts are just going to get rekt no?

With ETH going up so much over the last few months, I now have 44% ETH, and 36% BTC. Remaining 20% is split between HBAR, XRP and SOL. Should I rebalance the ETH to more BTC? If so, what would be the recommed %'s for a pretty conservative portfolio? I typically dont trade.

I started a few weeks back with a little bit in ethereum and XRP and have a profit of €2,32.. i am wondering if there are some good tips to get more out of it! So far im really enjoying it :)

Hi everyone!

Currently I've been in crypto for around 6 months, learning and observing. I've been using Crypto.com app for all my purchases and storing since it was recommended to me because it's beginner friendly.

My current porfolio is 400 XRP, 500 XLM, 500 HBAR and 300 ADA, all bought for around 1270 € and currently I'm seeing a profit of around 350€.

I need some advice or an opinion. Should I change platform on which I'm buying and keeping my crypto and if so which platform do I choose?

I'm not looking for fast money since I'm putting what I can, which is 150€ - 200€ a month average. Im 25 years old and I'm just building some foundation's for later, 5-10 years time.

I'm open for suggestions of any kind, thanks! :)

Hey everyone. I’m 15 and planning to be a long-term holder of crypto. I mainly invest in stocks and precious metals, but I’ve been looking into crypto and it feels like a whole different game. I’d really appreciate any advice on how to stay consistent or just general tips you’d give to someone starting out. Thanks.

Alright, I need to vent. I think I'm stuck in the ultimate memecoin cycle and I can't break free. It goes like this:

1. See a coin pumping on my feed.
2. Convince myself it's not too late.
3. Ape in. Watch it dip 40% immediately.
4. Get scared, sell for a loss.
5. Watch it pump 2x the next day after I sell.

Every. Single. Time. My entry timing is so bad it's actually impressive. I'm not even chasing moonshots anymore, I just want to not get rekt on the next micro-cap gem.

So, for the people who've broken the cycle, what was the key? Was it ignoring the noise? Actually doing your own research (what even is research for a dog coin?)? Or just accepting that 99% of it is a casino and only playing with house money?