Your scared, use it!The cryptocurrency ecosystem could be a very daring one, just like in the Hollywood movies like the Jurassic Park having it's unique ecological niche and diverse extinct animal life intended for amusement turning out to be a biological weapon that can course the most damage. So also is the cryptosphere or as most persons may view it. A coded system on a blockchain that should be exploited for various individual purpose could turn out to damage us in ways unimaginable and unexpected. So, we get scared and are often afraid to take a first step. This is not unusual, with all the menace in the cryptosphere out there to get what you've got and hope to have, it becomes really dangerous to conduct business safely on the web. This is where the concept of being scared becomes useful. Getting scared when you want to test fresh or new waters is normal. Concepts have it that, 'when you approach a new river and desires to swim it, don't go ahead and dive in. First, step on the shoreline to determine it's depth/tide and only then can you swim'. Getting scared is useful that way, it pushes you to research on that which your curious and enthusiastic about.
How to use fearIn my opinion as far as this research goes, there are basically two ways to use fear;
1.
Cure your curiosity and feed your enthusiasmFear or being scared comes like a dare. Every major intention and success was given birth to by the womb of impossibility. The fear is always going to be there. The fear of;
* Scammers
* Phishing sites/platforms
* Hackers
* Investing in shit coins
* Using unsecured walletsAnd a lot of others of these trends.
These elements exist to raise our cautiousness high and push the need for advancement in available models. Fortunately, a lot of the need to know topics on these have been treated and continues to be updated in this forum. Some of them includes;
These and many other topics on the platform feeds your enthusiasm. You continue the search and ensure you take the next step. Which is,
2.
Getting startedA user in the forum says, 'The first thing you do as to validating an acquired information to ensure it's value is brought forth is to take a step' @Smartvirus. Post link;
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5268633.0.
This is very crucial as it validates the truth in the acquired information, builds trust in the system and encourages you to either continue or retrace your steps. Else, your just stock where you started. Of what difference is someone who can read and has refused to read and a person that doesn't know how to read. I guess they are both the same. No difference what so ever untill proven otherwise.
Don't let your fear scare you off a path, use it to shield your way through.
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