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Notcoin’s post-airdrop nosedive was a masterclass in “why you shouldn’t bet on hype alone.” The project rode the “tap-to-earn” wave hard, but once the airdrop hit, everyone sold at once—like a Black Friday sale where everyone grabs the last item and runs. The lesson? Crypto isn’t a game of luck (okay, maybe a little), but mostly strategy. For risk management, pretend you’re planning a spring break trip: set a budget and stick to it. Don’t invest more than 10% of your disposable cash in risky tokens—save the rest for stable coins or even regular savings (boring, but safe). Use a stop-loss order, which is like having a friend drag you out of a bad party—you set a price, and if it hits, you sell automatically. Also, don’t trust projects that don’t have real progress—if their GitHub is dustier than your dorm room bookshelf, run. Crypto’s fun, but losing rent money isn’t—play smart, not hard.