Some projects rely heavily on founders or validators. High centralization increases failure risk. Decentralization is crypto’s core value. Check who controls the network. Does decentralization matter to you? #Risk
Utility means real-world use. Strong utility = long-term survival. Hype fades, utility remains. Technology wins eventually. Do you invest in utility or narratives? #crypto
Layer-2s improve speed and reduce fees. They run on top of Layer-1 blockchains. Examples include Arbitrum and Optimism. Scaling is essential for mass adoption. Have you used L2s?
FOMO leads investors to buy tops emotionally. Markets punish impatience. Successful investors wait, plan, and execute calmly. Emotion is the biggest enemy in crypto. Have you ever FOMO-bought? #FOMO
Whales hold large amounts of crypto. Their moves can impact market prices. But blindly following whales is dangerous. Context matters more than wallet size. Do you track whale activity? #CryptoWhales #crypto
Market cap = Price × Circulating Supply It shows the real size of a crypto project. A low-price coin doesn’t mean cheap if supply is huge. Smart investors check market cap, not just price. Do you check market cap before investing?
Stablecoins like USDT and USDC are pegged to the US dollar. They help traders avoid volatility while staying in crypto. Stablecoins are widely used in trading, DeFi, and payments. But they still carry risks related to reserves and regulation. Do you trust stablecoins? #USDT #USDC $USDC
A crypto wallet doesn’t store coins — it stores private keys. If you control your keys, you control your crypto. Hot wallets are connected to the internet; cold wallets are offline and safer. “Not your keys, not your coins” is a golden rule in crypto. Do you use a wallet or keep funds on exchanges? #CryptoWallet #crypto