We'll explore what you should know before you invest in any type of crypto project 

Crypto investing can seem daunting for beginners; however, understanding the basics is relatively simple. Digital assets have quickly risen to prominence in the portfolios of many retail and institutional investors. Investing in cryptocurrencies requires awareness, understanding of market sentiments, and more. 

Do Your Research

Before diving into the cryptocurrency world, educating yourself about the various cryptocurrencies available, their underlying technology, and the market trends is crucial. Research different projects, read whitepapers, and understand the team behind them. A well-informed investor is better equipped to make intelligent investment choices.

Secure Your Keys

In crypto, a private key is a secret alphanumeric code allowing users to access and control their digital assets. In a way, it's basically just the password that grants ownership and control of the funds associated with a specific cryptocurrency address. Anyone who has access to the private keys of an address has access to all of the funds in that address. This is why it's essential to keep private keys secure and never share them with anyone.

Production cost

New cryptocurrency tokens are produced through a "mining" process. The miners have to use a computer to verify the next block on the blockchain. The more competition there is to mine a particular cryptocurrency, the more difficult it is because miners race to solve a complex math problem to verify a block. So, the cost to mine increases as the team needs more powerful equipment – such as computers – to mine successfully. As mining costs increase, the cryptocurrency also increases in value.