Trust the process

[BADBITCH]

Crypto currency can be a funny world; As a bounty hunter and as a trader over the past year; i noticed a trend.

Trading altcoins and bitcoin is not always about skill.
Sometimes, my poor decisions fetch me profits; while well researched projects messes up;

Likewise bounty participation; well researched, unique projects end up not paying or delaying rewards; while rushed in bounties with high risk pays faster.

The thing is to just trust the process, and focus on it; it can only get better.

[Scor Pio]

Crypto currency can be a funny world; As a bounty hunter and as a trader over the past year; i noticed a trend.

Trading altcoins and bitcoin is not always about skill.
Sometimes, my poor decisions fetch me profits; while well researched projects messes up;

Likewise bounty participation; well researched, unique projects end up not paying or delaying rewards; while rushed in bounties with high risk pays faster.

The thing is to just trust the process, and focus on it; it can only get better.

respect the process is the best way to stay calm on any market conditions mate
and luck will always be the last hope on our investments

[arufox]

Ya this is funny, i also have experience join in bounty campaign, the project is hype also the requirement is so difficult only serious people can join, with that difficult requirement i think this is the best one, i do research and trust the project, I'm very happy when got my reward but until now, not listed on market, So sad

[asyakashi]

Don't feel comfortable with one job, when bounties are worthless, at least you have other skills. trying to trade or get involved in IEO investments I think can be profitable.

[Natalim]

Trading altcoins and bitcoin is not always about skill.
Sometimes, my poor decisions fetch me profits; while well researched projects messes up;

Think that you are just lucky when your poor decision makes you profitable, but skills would help you for long term as luck does not make you consistent and in trading, you should be realistic when it comes to trading and don't convince yourself that being lucky will make you successful because it's not.

With that said, I believe trading bitcoin and altcoins is all about skills.

[poodle63]

To trust the process is a really important thing but i can say you are such a lucky person dude. Some even did so many efforts in a low risk or high risk project but they still got nothing from there.
Skill plays a lot in the result of our decision but it's nothing when we are getting so many luck.
but again the process still needs a lot of effort like research and we don't know how many times our luck will come and bring something big for us. I still prefer to bet in my skill and my luck just a bonus but the process still depends on our skill.

[glendall]

in the case that you do it is a lucky factor, and cannot be learned, and that also cannot be used as a guideline,
but, I agree if the process indeed never cheats results,
and failure is not bad, that is precisely what will make us more mature and more alert in making decisions.

[pishite]

Crypto currency can be a funny world; As a bounty hunter and as a trader over the past year; i noticed a trend.

Trading altcoins and bitcoin is not always about skill.
Sometimes, my poor decisions fetch me profits; while well researched projects messes up;

Likewise bounty participation; well researched, unique projects end up not paying or delaying rewards; while rushed in bounties with high risk pays faster.

The thing is to just trust the process, and focus on it; it can only get better.

As for the instability of the crypto world, I agree with you and support you in almost every proposal.
I also try to sell tokens when receiving from the bounty, if the price for them is good, since holding them does not make sense, since many projects die.
It is best to translate everything into stable coins that showed good momentum over several years.
There is more danger in trading, since the rate changes very quickly, it is not always possible to get the desired profit if you certainly do not use bots for exchanges.

[Reid]

That is why a volatile market can be for everyone.
Those who play high risk can make profit in large amounts or they could lose it all.
No one can accurately foretell what the market will be specially with crypto currencies.
That is also why even those traders who are just guessing buy and sell orders can make even just small profits every time.

As long as you have the courage to step up or jump in.
Some people out there have been ready for a long time but just cannot go in because of fear.

[leavolnhals]

That shows that the market is always fluctuating in an incomprehensible way and the miracles are always happening.
The projects seemed dead, but after 1 year of operation, they were pumped at very high prices.
So, in the crypto market, we should play safe. Because the future is unpredictable, even if you are good at TA.

[Kimonoe]

for me relying on luck will not give us consistent glory. if our analysis of a project is wrong, I think we should be more observant in analyzing, looking for personal flaws will make our analysis more accurate later. and I don't think luck will come every time, so don't depend on luck, and I think without analyzing, not every project we follow always works

[toydoll]

yeah,funny observation.Although I also had this happen when I paid those projects that I didn't expect,and those from whom I was expecting did not pay.But it's probably just luck only.

[Herbert2020]

Trading altcoins and bitcoin is not always about skill.

i strongly disagree. trading is always about skills. then there are other factors that have small effects on the final result. but the main factor is always going to be skills.

Sometimes, my poor decisions fetch me profits; while well researched projects messes up;

then maybe you are doing it wrong.
for example you may be doing things that you think are "research" while you are just looking up misleading sources that give you wrong information.

[cliber]

Skills are also important in seeing bounty projects, but don't be too careful either. Especially if you are active in social media campaigns can participate in several projects. For me, seeing just a few points is enough to make the decision to join the bounty project. Means that I concluded from your experience is all because of luck.

[ALLAH 1]

Ya this is funny, i also have experience join in bounty campaign, the project is hype also the requirement is so difficult only serious people can join, with that difficult requirement i think this is the best one, i do research and trust the project, I'm very happy when got my reward but until now, not listed on market, So sad

[AlaEhBTC]

Just keep supporting cryptocurrency and trust its technology. It is just getting started and it has a long way to go. It is much bigger now compare to the past. Keep doing bounties and trades as we all now that getting into crypto is a very risky thing.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

This isn't about trusting the process, it's just the luck factor playing its part and beside when you take high risk and it becomes a right choice, it results to high return. The cryptocurrency market is just unpredictable as hype still plays a major role in the success of a project (short term profit though), as such hype doesn't sustain the project for future gains that's why 99% of altcoins meaning 99% of bounties don't make it past 1-3 years in the industry. They either lose value or become exit scam projects.

It's recommended to carry-out research before trading any cryptocurrency or joining any bounty. Sure the research might not guarantee success but it'll help prevent much loss then when you just join any bounty or buy any coin to trade with just hopes of it being a success story. Hype only last for a short period of time be aware of that when you join any project be it via bounty or trading.

[leea-1334]

Good that you realized this my friend,,, skill has very little to do with the profits generated from bounties and from trading. I would even say that with bounties it is generally trial and error and a bit of luck. For example, when I first joined, I had no idea what was a good bounty or even who a good manager was but I was very lucky to participate with a really, really good manager. And I learned a lot from the campaign, and over the years also I learned from how the good posters wrote.

I know others probably better than me but they were not so lucky with their choice of campaign and managers!

[Iykecollinz]

Absolutely correct, that is why I say that nothing is absolutely guaranteed in this world, there is no sure way of knowing one that works, just do what you are comfortable with and follow your instinct mostly, a friend if mine just cashed out about $600 from a less popular bounty he did few months ago for two weeks while the most popular ones with supposed high potentials aren't worth it or paid peanut

[Lizzylove1]

Sometimes, the project that is highly rated will just end up been a disaster even after collecting so-much from the public. While the few that received low rating ends up doing well. Saveroid, Storique, Ubex and some others have nothing to show for the fund they collected whereas Veil project that had no ICO, IEO and private sales are doing better than the other 3 useless projects that collected funds from the public.