Episode 16: Intro to investing (what could go wrong, and what kind of investing could be right for you)

Warning: If you're new to this podcast and jumped straight to this episode, I suggest you instead start at the beginning. I know that learning the secrets of investing and making money in crypto sounds appealing, but this episode relies on a lot of concepts I've been slowly explaining in a very intentional order across the previous 15 episodes. This is complex stuff, and I think you'll be best served by listening to everything.- Investing 101: How to think about all this and make money with crypto- What it takes to beat the market- Where you might fit in, what kind of investing could be right for you (whether it's in the form of money, time, or energy): synthesizing info, technical focus, psychology & networking, arbitrage, art, gaming, law, collecting, etc.- What could go wrong (and what to do about it): user error, psychology, unstable stablecoins, centralized stablecoins, market manipulation, scams, regulation, hacking, coordinated attacks-----The corresponding blog post with links and images:https://www.michaelcaloz.com/2021/10/29/easing-into-crypto-part-16-intro-to-investing-what-could-go-wrong-where-you-might-fit-in-and-what-kind-of-investing-could-be-right-for-you/