Aditya Tripathi

Into Web3🥑| Technical Writer |
@CoinDcx Maxi

[Mridul Gupta @mri_gup]

I keep saying our roadmap is written by our users, and this is a clean example.

We put SIP inside the moment people already decide to buy instead of keeping it as a separate product they had to go find.

The proof it matched real behaviour: ~65% of new SIPs now get created right there in the buying flow.

Daily SIP creations +105% (sustained, not just a spike). More proof that User-centric design done really works!

[Aditya Tripathi @AdityxT]

@mri_gup The data said "let him cook" 📈

[Aditya Tripathi @AdityxT]

After learning all this, I stopped obsessing over price.

Now I ask four simple questions:

• How big is it?

• How scarce is it?

• How active is it?

• Why do people use it?

Those answers usually tell a much better story.

[Aditya Tripathi @AdityxT]

I still remember my beginner phase.

I'd open CoinDCX, see a coin with a huge price, and immediately think:

"Yeh toh pakka badi cheez hogi."

Turns out, that's one of the easiest ways to get fooled in investing.

Here's what I learned the hard way 👇
#LearnKaroCryptoKaro

[Aditya Tripathi @AdityxT]

Now for utility.

Imagine someone asks you to send ₹10 lakh worth of gold across an ocean.

Sounds stressful already.

Packing it, protecting it, moving it...

Now compare that to sending a digital transaction over the internet.

Huge difference. 🌍

[Aditya Tripathi @AdityxT]

Next time you're on CoinDCX, don't think about fancy trading terms.

Just think about booking a cab.

🚕 Need it now? Market Order.

🎯 Want price control? Limit Order.

That's it. Simple.

[Aditya Tripathi @AdityxT]

Quick question:

If a cab usually costs ₹250 but shows ₹500 during rush hour...

Would you book it immediately or wait for a better price? 🤔

Your answer is exactly how you should choose between Market Orders and Limit Orders.
#LearnKaroCryptoKaro

[Aditya Tripathi @AdityxT]

Here's the easiest way to remember it forever:

Market Order = "Get me the cab NOW."

Limit Order = "This is my fare. I'll wait."

Same destination.

Different attitude.

Different button.