This can be addictive!!

[Ankush2108]

yes true it is addictive in the beginning because everyone want to earn no one wants to loose, But i think when you become habitual to it then everything will be alright and you will start working according to your time table.

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[PurpleNights]

Really, it can be extremely addictive. From checking the price charts, to the trading volumes. Sometimes, it really takes some discipline and lack of idleness, to not be addictive and crazy about what's happening next and what's not in the industry. Sometimes, I have to remind myself to give myself a break.

[drants]

I'm a newbie and have been into crypto for a couple of months now.  I must say the advice from other members about not checking trades too often is very good.  One can become obsessed with it, and I think the thrill of the "win" can be quite addictive.  Similarly that depressed feeling when the world is "red" can be deflating as well.  There must be a "happy" medium, if one is to maintain a balanced life.

well yes, not only your constant starring ti the phone can end up in plaster casts in case yo've fall down, but in general it won't let you have a normal social life with friends and loved ones

[DiabolicAnt]

Can't agree more. Being to addicted to checking the prices on the market can cause many problems to mental health. We should be very careful about it.

[michael23]

It's funny,because now it feels even more. If in January you felt a sense of victory, now you obviously have to taste the feeling of losing.

[skip60]

Your approach is right.

Important thing is to read a lot and research before you make the decision where and how much to invest. And remember to risk funds you can afford losing. Never put all your funds into one basket.

Try to find good working products with low market cap. They bring more profit if you know how to hold.

Hope you ll make right decisions

[whaawh]

It's funny,because now it feels even more. If in January you felt a sense of victory, now you obviously have to taste the feeling of losing.

I have said this to all cryptocurrency users more than once, because today everyone responds very negatively to the cryptocurrency market. And this is despite the fact that a year or two years ago we received very good profits from the cryptocurrency trade and from the Bounty company.

[Akany]

First off all we understand that addiction is the usual excessive  behavior towards  Something and anything excess is not right. And this can be place upon a trader also who restlessly observe the market, which can cause panic and result to lost if care is not taken.

[a2offrb]

Being addictive checking Trade Trend and values at all times could be very detrimental to one's health positively because depression or being hypertensive could ignorantly set in when the volatility turns red beyond adaptation. I feel setting pace for average checking could be more better with patience and steady trade.

[chabapok]

I'm a newbie and have been into crypto for a couple of months now.  I must say the advice from other members about not checking trades too often is very good.  One can become obsessed with it, and I think the thrill of the "win" can be quite addictive.  Similarly that depressed feeling when the world is "red" can be deflating as well.  There must be a "happy" medium, if one is to maintain a balanced life.

Exactly with that volatile market looking graphs  in everyminute can broke your psychology. i also faced with that issue. because of that now i didint open binance anymore . if i want to trade i open that.
but generally i am close binance client because looking the red market is really bad for our health.

[CleverOracle]

Well it is because that the market is so volatile that everything can happen in minutes so we can't blame those people who are monitoring the movement of the market though it is really sad to see the market on red days for a long time, hopefully it will change soon so we can all have a merry christmas 

[BETAWI]

Addictive or not, of course it depends on how we react. As for what is addictive is excessive curiosity. Need to regulate balance in any case, not only in cryptocurrency or in trading strategies.

[sieemma]

Can't agree more. Being to addicted to checking the prices on the market can cause many problems to mental health. We should be very careful about it.

I do not see any problems with checking the price of your favourite crypto. For me, it keeps me up to date and what to do. Although the downward trend in prices will always make you weak but it also strengthens you in the near future.

[briana samomingkir]

What has made people addicted is primarily the ICO program. Communities joined the ICO when the crypto market price was good, then when the crypto market price declined they were easily incited to sell all their assets and leave Crypto because for them there was no hope that could be relied on anymore. In my opinion, everything happened easily, especially for crypto beginners.

[Suares02man]

I am very much used to good ICO projects. Now on the market they are almost there, I have as if breaking and the only dose that I found is cointroops. I hope the dealer didn't lie to me.

[slightmoon]

Not only in crypto but everywhere we have to control our emotions. Flood of emotions in specific things lead to addiction. Many time due to addiction we made many wrong decisions in the time of panic sell. It's better to stay away from crypto if we can't control our emotions in good manner.   

[Abolaji11]

When you start to look at blockfolio every 5 minutes then you are classified as an addict! Lots of apps mean it is easy to track of things at all times, both at home and at work but pace yourself, remember the real world. Crypto can be fun but when it all goes red like it has done this past week it is not so fun

I am addicted to checking prices of coin on blockfolio this days to the extend that it taking away my precious time. Ofcourse there is that good feelings when everything goes smoothly but also the depression mood when red set in. I am trying to stop checking the prices too often though but not working yet.

[InflamesAndrei]

Not only in crypto but everywhere we have to control our emotions. Flood of emotions in specific things lead to addiction. Many time due to addiction we made many wrong decisions in the time of panic sell. It's better to stay away from crypto if we can't control our emotions in good manner.   

I believe that cryptocurrency is a real drug, as far as it allows to go beyond what is permitted and familiar.

[stryker]

You know what you can really get used to? You can get used to the growing market. That's really like a drug that's very hard to get off.

[Lilmon]

That's right, but it can also become a problem like any addiction, I also checked the market at any time to see how my investments were going, even put alarms in the night if there was a very noticeable breakdown, but soon I realized that it is not healthy even though I was making good money.