Listening to cryptocurrency-related broadcasts helps me quickly learn industry terminology and pronunciation. For example, "opening price (はじめね)." Huh, I had been reading it as "hajimari ne" all along... These subtle differences in pronunciation are actually quite important among market participants. It's great to learn a little every day.
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AllInDaddy
· 01-13 03:52
Haha, me too. At first, I was just reading randomly, and only later did I realize that industry terminology is so particular.
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BanklessAtHeart
· 01-13 03:50
Haha, really, I also keep misreading these terms... It took me listening to the live broadcast for so long to realize it.
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LidoStakeAddict
· 01-13 03:39
Haha, really, details determine professionalism. I've also fallen into this trap before.
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 01-13 03:24
Haha really, the easiest trap for beginners to fall into... Using the wrong words and still daring to call the shots
Listening to cryptocurrency-related broadcasts helps me quickly learn industry terminology and pronunciation. For example, "opening price (はじめね)." Huh, I had been reading it as "hajimari ne" all along... These subtle differences in pronunciation are actually quite important among market participants. It's great to learn a little every day.