Crypto' and digital assets in general are extremely speculative and when you're not sure if you can access your funds whenever the need arises , the appeal of risking your hard earned Fiat with absolutely no guarantee that your money is safe starts to lose it's shine to people that are not well versed in investment basics.
It makes sense to just start off trading Crypto' as a fun hobby with loose change you may have around the house.. Just until you see some of the Pros & Cons in this space.. And there are plenty... You may not have to concern yourself with it too much but at least give yourself some time to fully understand the "Risk VS Reward realities of the thousands of tokens available to trade.. And now with NFTs in the mix , things can get a little rough around the edges if you don't at least research how Blockchain technology works and what it can do for your own financial needs..
There does not seem to be any sorta robust customer protections in place right now , but the sooner the better.
Choosing a good Crypto' Exchange is sometimes relative to the region you reside in because of "Regulatory Concerns" by some of the leading large scale exchanges, but that has very little to do with small modest investors , which suggests to me that there is some kind of regulatory oversight.. But who or what are they protecting when the exchange you engage regularly experiences tech issues and your efforts to access your funds is prevented?
Should the Exchange you patronize regularly compensate you if you traffic significant funds with them but are unable to during "Market Rallies" and only when the market calms you are able to access your funds but lost an opportunity to grab a little profit?
