Did crypto affect your studies?

[Dacosta Osei-Tutu]

I read a thread where a guy was narrating how he failed 3/5 courses the semester he first started crypto trading. I know the crypto community is made up of a very youthful population so most of us here are schooling.
I also started crypto when I was a student and surprisingly i had my best results that semester. This is because that was when I learnt time management.
 Crypto is very demanding, so do studies, and if you fail to blend the two, it is very likely one would affect the other.
In my case, I structured a personal timetable and allocated proportional time for my bounty and trading activities. I ensured discipline in the timetable and this made me successful in both my crypto and studies. I didn't allow the money in crypto divert my attention from my studies.
There is time for everything. After completion, you can use the whole day for crypto if you want. You can also do same and it might help you.

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[boyptc]

Great to hear that you have been managing your time well with crypto's and your studies.

I'm encouraging every student to study harder and harder so you can learn more along your way but its also fine that you are involved with crypto trading. I've heard a lot of students became financial after getting involved.

You just need to allocate and spent your time wisely, do your priorities. Though there are great people who left studies because they have believed on what they are doing like Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg but its still better to finish your studies guys while HODLING and trading.

[Appiah95]

What you are saying very true. Crypto is very demanding especially when you participate in both trading and bounties . thanks for your little advice

[7jaka7]

Congrats for managing time good enough for crypto and study!
Unfortunately I don't have same experience as you. I started learning about crypto just at the end of the study. I did managed to make all the tests.
In my country you have to make a final Diploma work (a small research with experiments etc. on subject related to your study) and I still haven't finished it after more then a year. But I am now working on it very actively and I hope I will be able to finish it ASAP.

[bitmover]

Cryptocurrencies somehow became my study for some time

You can study trading if you like. There are good sites and books online where you can learn about technical analysis
 This is a useful knowledge.

But I prefer to study about the blockchain, bitcoin, etc. I don't trade, I just hold.

There are good books online and they are very useful. You can begin with mastering bitcoin, which is free on GitHub
By Andreas Antonopoulos

[mansanas46]

I read a thread where a guy was narrating how he failed 3/5 courses the semester he first started crypto trading. I know the crypto community is made up of a very youthful population so most of us here are schooling.
I also started crypto when I was a student and surprisingly i had my best results that semester. This is because that was when I learnt time management.
 Crypto is very demanding, so do studies, and if you fail to blend the two, it is very likely one would affect the other.
In my case, I structured a personal timetable and allocated proportional time for my bounty and trading activities. I ensured discipline in the timetable and this made me successful in both my crypto and studies. I didn't allow the money in crypto divert my attention from my studies.
There is time for everything. After completion, you can use the whole day for crypto if you want. You can also do same and it might help you.

Yes it is true, the only thing is time management and commitment on making such time be on what you want to do.

[Determan]

In my opinion, if you want to have good marks and do crypto you will do it. Correct time management is the most important thing in this matter.

[Christinebeauty]

You have said it all. Crypto is much involving and it requires proper time management. It takes discipline to be able to excel in both at the same time.

[christina.arnigo]

Yes, this will affect your studies negatively or positively.  It is good that the students are doing this crypto because they can earn some money for their allowance even for tuition fees. this can be their sideline and help in terms of financial needs. But sometimes when we are getting some income, we are forgetting the reason why we are doing the crypto. Because of the money we are earning from crypto, they forget to study and focus their attention in crypto and give all their time in it. Each students should set their goals in finishing their studies, they should not forget it...Do the crypto to help them and assist them financially.

[Luckyswan]

It’s not! I think th best solution here is to have a time management, Set time and schedule about your priorities.

[LbtalkL]

Good Job mate managing your time wisely, simple things like time management needs to be practice sooner this will benefits us and very useful in our daily lives. Too bad in my college days in previous years I didn't know about crypto I think I could pay for my studies if I knew this sooner. You are lucky you have  the opportunity to learn crypto and earn while studying.

[Xiahouyuan]

The cryptocurrency has no effect on me. I feel that it is easy to do coins every day in my spare time. Even if I need to learn, then I can adjust my schedule!

[Awesomus Maximus]

I can't tell anything in general, but for me learning about crypto, finding time for bounties, and trading on exchanges takes a lot of time. These activities are not the only activities I have in my life. I can hardly keep up and manage everything.

I also started crypto when I was a student and surprisingly i had my best results that semester. This is because that was when I learnt time management.

If your time management system is working, please share it with us. What I am interested is for example how many hours a day you have set aside for crypto related activities?

[Crypto Girl]

I hope you guys will realize the value of education above anything else. We know there's a lot of uncertainties here and nothing is permanent so better to prioritize your studies and just do trading once in a while. More likely after you graduated you can do trading as long as you want. But of course, still find a job that will make you grow.
Good for OP for his timetable that he manage everything, I mean it's tough especially when the peer pressure is there and  you've been seeing as kill joy and you still choose to do what's matter. I bet if you really want something, there's no ifs and buts.

[ksupriya94]

Its great to hear that you managed time so efficiently and gave a good result. Its true in any work decipline i necessary and with study its cant be compromised. Always first preference to study  then rest.

[Cheezesus]

When you join bounties and campaigns that's the time when it will consume most of your time. If you have studies the answer is time management. For me crypto didn't affect my studies because I do all my school works in my free time in school. When I got  home I take a little break and start reading and joining campaigns at 8pm up to 11pm.

[nghi2018]

Some students spent more time on computer so they will get bad result. But if you structured a personal timetable and allocated proportional time for my bounty and trading activities,you will be success.

[r1s2g3]

College time is not only for studies but for also for doing extra curricular activities. That means involve in sports, involve in community building , some voluntarily work and work in overall personality development.

If your studies are impacted  then I fairly assume that all extra curricular activities were already stopped. My advice is that stop all this activities that you are trying to earn some little money, instead focus in your personality development and studies.

It will be easier to earn money if you have good knowledge and personality.

[nakamura12]

Only time management is the key to be able to achieved what you want and won't affect your studies or cryptocurrency at all. If it still affect your studies the give more time to studies. I'm sure everyone had vacant time for everything.

[Velkro]

I read a thread where a guy was narrating how he failed 3/5 courses the semester he first started crypto trading.

Excuses, only excuses. People drop studies from various reasons, alcohol, gambling (this case), beign stupid, beign too young to be serious about life etc etc etc
He can say its because of crypto, but if it would be not crypto but good job offer or some other reason he would quit too. Not everyone is destined to beign well educated.