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Don't invest in crypto if you haven't figured out how it works, that's the basic rule. Honestly with 2-3k and as a beginner, the risk is huge - crypto goes up and crashes in a few hours, so if you're not confident you can lose a lot pretty quick.

I agree that you need to understand what you're buying, but that's kind of too black and white as advice. The thing is, 2-3k isn't huge - if you're really interested, you can start small like 200-500€ just to learn without breaking the bank, to see how it actually works before putting in more. After that yeah crypto is volatile and can really tank, so you gotta be ready to lose that money, but saying "don't do it" isn't super helpful if you're genuinely motivated. Take the time to watch some tutorials, understand the blockchain, and most importantly don't just throw everything at it all at once just because your mates are talking about it.

How much time do you spend actually learning how something works before you risk your money on it? Me personally, I put as much energy into studying mushrooms before I harvest them - and that's my passion! With crypto it's the same thing, except you're actually risking your savings! I had a buddy who jumped in back in 2024 without understanding anything, just because his mates were making money, and he lost 40% of his 2k in three months - he's been kicking himself ever since. If you really wanna get into it, start by seriously educating yourself, understand blockchain, wallets, actual risks, then invest a tiny amount you can totally afford to lose completely, like 200-300 euros max to learn for real!

Personally I got this taxi driver colleague who jumped into crypto in 2024, he didn't know anything at all and he lost a decent amount of cash in just a few months 😅 The thing is you really gotta understand what you're buying before you throw your money at it, otherwise you're just betting on hot air. If your buddies are putting pressure on you, just remember that what goes up can crash down just as fast, and with 2-3k for someone starting out, you could easily see half of it vanish without really knowing why. Maybe start by reading a couple things to actually get how it works before you make up your mind, like no rush about it.

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