It seems to me an excessively pessimistic view. If trains are lost, it does not mean that there are not many others.

Positive thinking may bring positive things.
But at this time it seems to me that there is nothing positive about the crypto situation.
Perhaps we are all thinking too badly ...

People cheat - or try to cheat - because they think it's a convenient shortcut to get rich. But it's usually a mistake.

If you become rich because you have created value, there is no problem. And I do not think everyone can do it.

Usually, "positive thinking" means "reality negation", so I don't like it.
Much better, look at reality, accept it, and start with "practical thinking" to decide what to do to achieve your goals.

Governments are made by politicians, that are professional liers.
So, how can you believe in someone that will say anything, if it helps to be voted and to keep the power?

Not so bad, but not too good. Airdrops are for the most part useless, and campaign are just unpredictable, because may be you do a lot of work, and then you receive nothing.

I like very much you people, for you way of thinking big!
May be I lack of confidence, but it seems to me that to launch a SUCCESSFUL ICO requires an huge amount of skills and resources.

The first thing to learn is how not be scammed: the crypto market is a real far west, and there is a scammer at any corner.
Then you can start to trade.

There is no relationship between bitcoin and poverty. If you are poor, you won't have what you need, regardless if you need dollars or you need bitcoin.

Millionaires invest in any thing that can bring theme profit, so why they shouldn't invest in bitcoin?
More over, they can differentiate the investments and minimize risk loss.

Positive thinking is good, but a lot of times it's just reality negation. Much better "practical thinking".

Well, we all suffer of some biases, and focus only on the things we are confortable with.
Altcoin may be are profitable, but they are too unpredictable to invest in them.

Well, what people don't understand that an ICO is just a kind of a shares offer from a startup, but without all the controls that a usual share offer has.

Il punto è che se permettete a un exchange di gestire la vostra chiave privata, è come se depositaste i soldi in banca: magari sono più sicuri che sotto il materasso, ma se la banca fallisce, tanti saluti.
Io preferisco avere tutto sotto il mio controlle, e un sano paper wallet continua ad essere la cosa più sicura.

Diciamo che i poteri forti che ridicolizzavano i bitcoin si sono resi conto che stavano perdendo un treno, e allora si sono messi d'accordo nel fare dichiarazioni allarmistiche, far scendere il prezzo e fare un po' di shopping.
Da analisi tecnica, potrebbe anche toccare gli 8k e poi rimbalzare a schizzo.
Vediamo

Se da crypto in fiat non passate cifre da narcos, basta usare localbitcoin e non vi rompe l'anima nessuno.

Autodenunciarsi in mancanza di una qualunque normativa mi sembra davvero senza senso.

Vi vedo contrari alla leva, ma - almeno sul forex - senza leva ci si fanno solo delle gran p..., pardon, dei gran pips.

E' vero che si rischiano rasoiate, ma almeno non ci si annoia.

Sulle crypto effetivamente, con la volatilità schizofrenica che c'è, le probabilità di schiantarsi sono altine.

Cmq, orà dò un'occhiata ai siti che segnalate, ci metto qualche spicciolo e vedo che aria tira.

Vi so dire.

Bubble, bubble, bubble,... when someone sees a growt that he doesn't understand, calls it a bubble.
Actually, bitcoin is very solid, so I don't see any reason to define it a "bubble"

It seems that regret is a very common emotion...
Of course it's too late for a lot of things, but now there are others.
If you don't act, you can bet that in the future we'll regret about today.