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There’s a reason we left this until almost the end. Investing is risky, and investing in NFTs is extremely risky. A lot of people are attracted to crypto and NFTs by the allure of making money – and indeed, some people can make money in this space, but the reality is that most people will lose money if they try to actively trade.

Before we continue any further, please note that nothing said in this email series or this individual email should be construed as investment advice. Every individual is different and we advise you to speak to your own financial advisor when deciding on any investment strategy.

When it comes to investing in NFTs, there are a few things that potential investors should be aware of before diving in. For one, the market for NFTs is still relatively new and therefore quite volatile. This means that prices could rise or fall quickly, and investors could see sizeable gains or losses in a very short period of time.

Another thing to keep in mind is that NFTs are often purchased as part of a portfolio, and therefore risk management is important.

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Finally, it’s also important to remember that NFTs are not investments in and of themselves. Rather, they are a new way to invest in digital assets. Once again, it’s important to do your research and consult with a financial advisor before making any decisions.

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With that said, here are 6 things you should know before investing in NFTs:

1) The market is still young and volatile. As the NFT market is still in its infancy, it is subject to high levels of volatility. Prices can fluctuate rapidly, and there is no guarantee that you will be able to sell your NFTs for a profit.

2) Unlike traditional investments, there is no regulatory framework. NFTs are not regulated by any central authority, which means that there is a higher level of risk involved.

3) There is no guaranteed liquidity. Because NFTs are a new and niche asset class, they can be difficult to sell. There may not be a lot of buyers interested in your NFT, which could make it hard to offload.

4) They could be subject to scams. Due to the lack of regulation in the NFT space, there is a risk of fraud. Make sure to do your research before investing in any NFT.

5) They may not hold value over time. NFTs are a new and emerging asset class, which means that their long-term value is unknown. They could increase in value over time, or they could become worthless.

6) You could lose everything. As with any investment, there is a risk that you could lose all of your money. Before investing, be sure to understand the risks and consult with a financial advisor.

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