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In this fast-moving world of profits and heartbreaks, patience is overrated. Why wait for years investing the boring way, when a little overconfidence, some ignorance, and a Telegram guru can wipe out your life savings in just 10 days?
Here’s your 10-day guide to financial self-destruction for dummies.
Warning: May cause regret, emotional damage, and unexpected hobbies like giving advice on X or stand-up financial comedy.
Let’s begin:
Day 1: Follow vibes, ignore expert financial advice
Who believes in research when we have vibes? Economists and financial experts are outdated. Don’t you find YouTube/Instagram thumbnails with Lamborghinis and fire emojis amazing?
Day 2: Ignore red flags in whitepapers
FUD is for cowards. Grammar mistakes? Dream-world tokenomics? Dev team has no second names. Chill.
Day 3: Enter a project with a celebrity endorsement
Your favorite movie star just tweeted about it. They’re learned and must have read the whitepaper, right?
Day 4: Join a DAO without knowing what DAO means
Decentralized Autonomous Organization? Great! Now, vote on proposals like “Should we buy a colony on Mars?”
Day 5: Use your credit card on a shady exchange
What could go wrong? Other than getting your bank account frozen.
Day 6: Go for ‘Guaranteed daily returns’ on an unknown website
Scam for sure! But my inner voice says, “What if it’s not?”
Day 7: Invest in a meme coin you can’t pronounce
Meme coins have made people millionaires worldwide. Extra points if it’s named after a dog, a food item, or a bodily function. Above all, I like the logo! Best if it was launched just 15 minutes ago.
Day 8: Margin trading without knowing what it is
A little leverage never hurts anyone. One cannot know everything. Progress over perfection, right?
Day 9: Sell all your real-world assets to buy the dip
Your gold, your mutual funds, your wedding ring? Gone. For a coin that was launched and peaked during the elections.
Day 10: Take out a loan to invest more
Now that all is lost, we sit in a no-risk situation. A smart investor never plays with his own money and assets. Nothing wrong in applying for a loan.
Final words:
So, now that you know how to have a rock-bottom portfolio, here, we just tried to keep your investment lessons green. Absolutely, pun intended!

希望は変動の激しい市場動向の中で唯一の定数です。
ポール・アトキンスが先週、米国証券取引委員会（SEC）の新しい議長に就任しました。彼の過去の暗号企業との経験を考慮すると、市場参加者は彼が業界に対して柔軟であることを期待しています。
ゲンスラーの暗号への影響
前の議長ゲイリー・ゲンスラーは、多くの暗号企業に対する調査を開始し、彼らのトークンは証券であり、登録が必要であると述べました。この不確実性は多くの暗号企業に海外にビジネスを移動させることを余儀なくさせました。

Despite 10–15 years of a proven track record, many influential nations still doubt cryptocurrencies. Their concerns often revolve around illegal activities, money laundering, and terror financing.
Here are some countries that are not so friendly and their policies:
China
The country does not believe in decentralisation. It has imposed an extensive ban on crypto trading, mining, and transactions.
India
Although India ranks among the top in cryptocurrency adoption, the government is actively discouraging its use through restrictive tax laws.
Russia
Russia officially banned cryptocurrency in 2022, with its president publicly supporting the decision.
Qatar
Qatar has prohibited banks and financial institutions from dealing in cryptocurrencies.
Egypt
Egypt banned crypto mining in 2018 and remains extremely cautious about decentralised digital assets.
Are crypto threats real or perceived?
These concerns are potential risks—there has been no substantial evidence proving their claimed extent. Issues such as money flight, laundering, and illicit funding are not exclusive to crypto; they exist within traditional financial systems too.
Experts believe that although no major case has definitively demonstrated the harm, crypto could expedite such activities if misused.
Some risks—such as volatility, capital flight, and environmental impact—are well documented. But other concerns like terror financing and national security may be more perception than reality.
“In reality, governments are more worried about the decentralised nature of these assets,” said an expert.
Crypto was born as a solution, not a problem
Don’t be surprised to learn that cryptocurrency emerged as a solution. In 2008, during a time of global financial crisis, trust in traditional systems collapsed. Major banks went bankrupt, and transparency disappeared. Governments were unable to protect citizens or control the situation.
Those who sought control failed you. Multiple times.
That’s when Bitcoin came into existence—not as an experiment, but as a well-thought-out strategy to return control to individuals. It aimed to bridge the transparency and security gap left by traditional systems.
Today, the crypto industry is booming—not despite the challenges, but because of them.
De-Dollarization: A growing global shift
Crypto's relevance is growing amid rising global tensions and trade wars. The USA appears to be waging a trade war against the world, and the fear of instability could pressure nations to adopt alternatives.
Given the option, many countries would choose to de-dollazise.
Some current examples include:
India–UAE rupee-based oil trade

China–Brazil Yuan–Real settlements

BRICS push for local currency trade

CBDCs (Central Bank Digital Currencies) gaining traction

Globally accepted cryptocurrency
In such a scenario, what could be a better solution than a globally accepted cryptocurrency?
It provided an alternative in 2008.
It can do the same again.

インドの暗号市場の空撮ビューがあった場合、それは国内の生態系が花開いていることを示すでしょう。Triple-Aの最近の報告によれば、インドには約1億300万人の暗号通貨所有者がいて、人口の約7.23%を占めています。
未来も約束があります。Grant Thornton Bharat（2024）によると、市場規模は2024年の25億ドルから2035年までに150億ドル以上に拡大する可能性があり、約18.5%のCAGRを示しています。
また、Chainalysisの2023年グローバル暗号採用指数は、インドを草の根の暗号採用に基づいて1位にランク付けしています。