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Why you should never invest in cryptocurrency 

moneynotsleep by moneynotsleep
November 12, 2022
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Reports of Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, stalling in its efforts to bail out rival FTX have prompted a crypto market carnage. While Bitcoin fell to a 2-year low of around $17,500, a slew of other cryptocurrencies did the same. The global crypto market worth has dropped 11% to $906 billion.

This week has been a rollercoaster ride for cryptocurrency investors. The market first decried the announcement of FTX’s liquidity crisis. Then, market participants believed that Binance-FTX would propel the market higher, but the reverse has occurred. It is unknown whether the purchase would finally go through, but given FTX’s dismal financial performance, Binance is less likely to buy it. As a result, the FTT token has dropped precipitously, losing about 73% of its value.

Some people think investing in cryptocurrency is a great way to diversify their portfolio. Is this true?

You might know someone who invested in some kind of cryptocurrency because they believe it will become the future of finance. Others are attracted to the idea of owning digital assets, but they don’t fully understand what happens behind the scenes.

When it comes to the cryptocurrency craze, investors often choose to put their money into coins or tokens without understanding the risks involved. In addition, buying them is very risky because they can drop in value dramatically within minutes. Buying and selling coins through exchanges also involves high fees and other charges.

Dark Side Of Cryptocurrency trading

Cryptocurrency trading can be a very risky proposition. The volatile nature of the markets and the lack of regulation means that there is a real possibility of losing all of your investment. There have been a number of high-profile hacks of exchanges and wallets, and there is always the possibility of fraud. 

It is also worth noting that cryptocurrencies are not legal tender in most jurisdictions and that there is a real risk that they will never be adopted as such. This means that there is a possibility that their value will collapse to zero. 

All of this means that you should only invest money that you can afford to lose. If you are not prepared to take that risk, then you should not trade cryptocurrencies. 

Here are some of the other risks associated with cryptocurrency trading: 

1) Market Risk: The cryptocurrency market is highly volatile and prone to sharp price movements. This means that there is a risk of losing all of your investment if the market moves against you.

2) Exchange Risk: Cryptocurrencies are not regulated, and this means that there is a risk that the exchange on which you are trading will be hacked, or that it will otherwise fail. This could result in the loss of all of your investment.

3) Regulatory Risk: Cryptocurrencies are not currently regulated in most jurisdictions. This means that there is a risk that they will be banned or otherwise restricted in the future. This could have a negative impact on the value of your investment.

4) Fraud Risk: There is a risk that you will be the victim of fraud when trading cryptocurrencies. This could result in the loss of your investment.

5) Reputational Risk: The cryptocurrency market is still relatively new and immature. This means that there is a risk that the project you are investing in will not be able to deliver on its promises, or that it will otherwise fail. This could have a negative impact on the value of your investment. 

6) Liquidity Risk: Cryptocurrencies are not as liquid as other assets such as stocks and commodities. This means that there is a risk that you will not be able to sell your investment when you want to, or that you will have to sell it at a lower price than you had hoped. 

7) Geopolitical Risk: Cryptocurrencies are global assets, and their price is sensitive to geopolitical events. This means that there is a risk that the value of your investment will be affected by events such as wars, sanctions, or natural disasters. 

8) Tax Risk: Cryptocurrencies are subject to complex tax rules in many jurisdictions. This means that there is a risk that you will not be able to claim back all of the taxes you have paid on your profits. 

9) Legal Risk: The legal status of cryptocurrencies is still uncertain in many jurisdictions. This means that there is a risk that they will be declared illegal in the future, which could have a negative impact on the value of your investment. 

What we can learn from this recent cryptocurrency crash?

The recent cryptocurrency crash has shown that the market is still very volatile and that investors need to be cautious when investing in digital currencies. 

The crash has also highlighted the importance of diversification when it comes to investing in cryptocurrencies. This means that investors should not put all of their eggs in one basket, but rather invest in a variety of different investment options like the stock market, mutual funds, bonds, etc.  

Additionally, the crash has shown that investors need to be aware of the risks associated with investing in cryptocurrencies. For example, investors need to be aware of the potential for fraud and theft in the digital currency market. 

Overall, the recent cryptocurrency crash has shown that the market is still very young and unpredictable. This means that investors need to be careful when investing in digital currencies.

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