#特朗普数字资产政策新方向 In the next three years (2026-2028), these ten pieces of advice might help you avoid major pitfalls:
For women, spend your money where it matters most. For men, guarding your wallet is even more important than making money.
Thinking about starting a business? Avoid asset-heavy projects early on, and don’t rush into opening small shops or factories. If you’re in your forties or fifties and want to try something new, those partnerships formed over dinners and drinks—just forget about them.
The investment world is too complicated—never touch projects you don’t understand, no matter how much your friends hype them up. Use credit cards sparingly, and don’t even think about maxing out your cards on $BTC or $XRP; investing on credit is a road to nowhere. Online loans? Get that idea out of your head for good.
Guaranteeing for others is like putting your fate in someone else’s hands—never do it.
Streamline your social life. Clear out those pointless dinners and WeChat zombie friends. As for short videos, sure, pretty women dancing and handsome guys acting cute are nice to watch, but focus more on practical content—market analysis, technical know-how, like $BNB ecosystem strategies and on-chain data interpretation. That’s the real way to boost your knowledge.
Remember: risk management is always lesson one, especially now with ever-changing policies. Protecting your principal is more important than anything else.
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 7h ago
Those who go all-in with credit cards are all newbies; there's nothing wrong with that statement.
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CountdownToBroke
· 12-06 14:46
Damn, it's the same old cliché again. The people who went all-in with their credit cards must have lost everything by now, right?
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GasGuzzler
· 12-05 16:40
Going all-in with credit cards is really a road to ruin. I've seen too many friends go bankrupt because of credit cards.
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StopLossMaster
· 12-05 16:37
That all-in swiping method should have died out long ago, it's unbelievable that people are still doing it now.
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DataBartender
· 12-05 16:37
That part about maxing out credit cards to go all-in on Bitcoin really hits the nail on the head. I've seen too many painful lessons.
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SellTheBounce
· 12-05 16:22
Sounds nice, but the market will still teach you a lesson. Buying more after a drop is the right way.
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RumbleValidator
· 12-05 16:16
This game of overleveraging should have gone bankrupt long ago. They can’t even guarantee node stability, yet they still hope to turn things around with leverage. The data speaks for itself.
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CompoundPersonality
· 12-05 16:12
That part about maxing out credit cards to go all-in on Bitcoin really hit home. So many people around me have played it that way, and in the end, all they could do was cry.
#特朗普数字资产政策新方向 In the next three years (2026-2028), these ten pieces of advice might help you avoid major pitfalls:
For women, spend your money where it matters most. For men, guarding your wallet is even more important than making money.
Thinking about starting a business? Avoid asset-heavy projects early on, and don’t rush into opening small shops or factories. If you’re in your forties or fifties and want to try something new, those partnerships formed over dinners and drinks—just forget about them.
The investment world is too complicated—never touch projects you don’t understand, no matter how much your friends hype them up. Use credit cards sparingly, and don’t even think about maxing out your cards on $BTC or $XRP; investing on credit is a road to nowhere. Online loans? Get that idea out of your head for good.
Guaranteeing for others is like putting your fate in someone else’s hands—never do it.
Streamline your social life. Clear out those pointless dinners and WeChat zombie friends. As for short videos, sure, pretty women dancing and handsome guys acting cute are nice to watch, but focus more on practical content—market analysis, technical know-how, like $BNB ecosystem strategies and on-chain data interpretation. That’s the real way to boost your knowledge.
Remember: risk management is always lesson one, especially now with ever-changing policies. Protecting your principal is more important than anything else.