Investors are impatient and too quick to judge projects

[Eildosa]

It all depends on the goals pursued by the investor. If he invested in the project to get a quick profit, then this was clearly not the best solution. Of course, the token cant so quickly increase in price, but many investors probably do not understand this and then complain about the project.

[Distinctin]

There is no assurance that a coin will make you profitable in a short term, that's why it's necessary to be realistic so you can condition your mind that crypto are long term assets and it will take time to develop and increase its value.

Those altcoins that rises quickly are only due to hype, even if it's an extraordinary project, at the early stage, it cannot be so valuable, after the hype it will eventually dump and stable, so you are lucky if you know how to sell at the right timing, but remember these does not happen in most coins you are investing.

[laskybok]

It all depends on the goals pursued by the investor. If he invested in the project to get a quick profit, then this was clearly not the best solution. Of course, the token cant so quickly increase in price, but many investors probably do not understand this and then complain about the project.

You cannot but always have two different sets of investors, when it comes to the duration of investment.
There are long term and short term investors. The short term investors are the usual retail investors, who are quick to sell and move to the next project for another quick profit.

[crenfrosck]

Blaming their experience here. Strategy seeking immediate profits with a mindset "everyone is stupid but me" can not work for them in a longer period of time. Sooner or later they will get burned and blame who? The incompetent team, market situation, not well-known exchange, sell their coins... that will magically rise as the team keeps up. Empty-handed rushing to find another project to see the same scenario all over again. On the other side, it is quite funny for observers  . Crypto community needs to grow up. Emotions are not in place in those situations. Responsibility lays in hands of every individual, though. But staying ignorant does not pay off.

[Questat]

It all depends on the goals pursued by the investor. If he invested in the project to get a quick profit, then this was clearly not the best solution. Of course, the token cant so quickly increase in price, but many investors probably do not understand this and then complain about the project.

You cannot but always have two different sets of investors, when it comes to the duration of investment.
There are long term and short term investors. The short term investors are the usual retail investors, who are quick to sell and move to the next project for another quick profit.

The practically they have, cause for me I'd never stayed any longer when I know that this certain project never gives profits for me and better to find it in the other project. Maybe I could say that I'm a short term trader in general but also holding BTC in the long term.
Having these new sets of investors (impatient person) really have a huge impact on the market price, it makes the volatility getting stronger and stronger.

[Gi01]

The impatient nature of most investors is usually because of their little or no knowledge about the main aim of crypto projects  and their mostly interested in the profits they will make from investing in new projects. Once they are not getting their intended profits, they start complaining and judging the project.

[spydee1522]

most investors becomes impatient and quick to judge projects because they are lazy to read and understand and just go by hype to make investments. As an investor, you have to know whether what you are investing in is a long or short term investment plan by reading the projects whitepaper in combination with its roadmap and support accordingly without without feeling impatient and judging the project.

[Coyster]

most investors becomes impatient and quick to judge projects because they are lazy to read and understand and just go by hype to make investments. As an investor, you have to know whether what you are investing in is a long or short term investment plan by reading the projects whitepaper in combination with its roadmap and support accordingly without without feeling impatient and judging the project.

Reading the projects whitepaper in this case would do little to help, as an investor what triggers that impatience is your money that you put in the project. So many coins don't last 24hrs before they begin to fall below their ICO price, though it's not a signal that the coin is going to fail but it's chances of success are not any big as well.

I wouldn't blame investors, watching your money fall with a coin is not easy in any way, if I did invest in altcoins and ICO's which I don't, I'll feel the same way, but I'll also exercise good amount of patience knowing fully well that success takes time.

[jumiapaul]

Every project has a life cycle and not all projects start with huge returns. Some projects needs time to unfold her features and use case before getting to limelight. It's quite unfortunate that most people see cryptocurrency as a short term goal and want to rip all the benefits of investment at a go.

I agree with your position, some projects are more profitable immediately after listing and could give a huge return to holders while others may need to take a while to give a good return to holders. It's best for investors to be patient with the team.

[Icologies]

It usually surprise me when I see investors complaining about a good project that didn't increase  or providing returns immediately it got listed on the exchange and they term it scam or say different things like rekted.
But the truth is, are these investors investing in the project because they believe in it or are they just in it for the immediate profit and move on?  Because if you are investing in a project because you believe in it then you should be willing to HODL the tokens and wait for the team to gradually deliver the project and meet its necessary roadmap before you judge it and not condemn it on its first listing.

the purpose of investing is looking for profit so it's only natural that investors demand developments in the project being invested. investors must also believe in what is invested, because it has been chosen and determined in advance.

[MascharonoM]

Investors don't complain usually if they get the profit all the time. But they complain if there is no pay. Lots of people are investing in different crypto projects. They even don't see and read the white paper which is most important. I think every investor should read white paper before investing their money in different crypto projects. This will ensure good payment and satisfaction.

[matchi2011]

The impatient nature of most investors is usually because of their little or no knowledge about the main aim of crypto projects  and their mostly interested in the profits they will make from investing in new projects. Once they are not getting their intended profits, they start complaining and judging the project.

Most investors aims for quick profits and not to support the project along the way, they start complaining each time they didn't see the outcome that they wanted to have, this kinds of attitude mostly being seen and even there's real future target most investors doesn't want to wait and be stuck, quick results or for sure a lots of complain will take place from each projects that will be introduced and offered from the market.

[MascharonoM]

The impatient nature of most investors is usually because of their little or no knowledge about the main aim of crypto projects  and their mostly interested in the profits they will make from investing in new projects. Once they are not getting their intended profits, they start complaining and judging the project.

Most investors aims for quick profits and not to support the project along the way, they start complaining each time they didn't see the outcome that they wanted to have, this kinds of attitude mostly being seen and even there's real future target most investors doesn't want to wait and be stuck, quick results or for sure a lots of complain will take place from each projects that will be introduced and offered from the market.

Yeah, I also agree with you guys. Most people are intended to make some quick profits. They even don't judge the projects and read carefully. Therefore don't get the profit what they expected.

[South Park]

It usually surprise me when I see investors complaining about a good project that didn't increase  or providing returns immediately it got listed on the exchange and they term it scam or say different things like rekted.
But the truth is, are these investors investing in the project because they believe in it or are they just in it for the immediate profit and move on?  Because if you are investing in a project because you believe in it then you should be willing to HODL the tokens and wait for the team to gradually deliver the project and meet its necessary roadmap before you judge it and not condemn it on its first listing.

While I understand that what you are saying is the truth, the nature of the market has forced them to be that way, when more than 90% of the projects are scams even if you believe that a project will do well you cannot afford the luxury to hold that coin for too long or you run the risk of becoming a bag holder and losing all the money you invested in that coin, holding for the long term is something that you should only do for coins like bitcoin but when it comes to new altcoins you should always be ready to sell in case something goes wrong.

[DoraNile]

Presently a good well known project stop paying out POS rewards because of some faults in the system and many investors already start calling the project different kind of names,insulting the ceo and teams but the fact is i cant blame people,its really not easy to invest large some of money in a project and right in front of your eye things start going wrong ways,if there should be any delays the teams or dev should atleast make announcement about it instead of keeping investors in the dark

[aemma]

Actually you are right but also let's look at it from another angle. I have seen good projects although it was last year, that has good prospects but funny enough till now it's yet to get listed.
Also, investors are quick to term a project scam etc when that project isn't living up to expectations, in this case I mean no tangible results that will attract value to the platform thus causing the price to keep dumping.

[MascharonoM]

Presently a good well known project stop paying out POS rewards because of some faults in the system and many investors already start calling the project different kind of names,insulting the ceo and teams but the fact is i cant blame people,its really not easy to invest large some of money in a project and right in front of your eye things start going wrong ways,if there should be any delays the teams or dev should atleast make announcement about it instead of keeping investors in the dark

I don't think this is a major issue. When system work they will start paying again. Just need to wait for that to fixed the issue.

[ancafe]

I can understand the position of investors in this matter. most investors really want to get quick profits, and some investors sometimes complain if it does not match the results they offer.

I think that there are 2 types of investors, those who want to be pure for support the project, and they want to make a profit and then move on. The developer must understand that because I always see things like this on the telegram of the project that just finished.

for some projects, as long as the team is still providing information /certainty/deadlines, and trying their best to develop product value, sometimes investors understand that. but, sometimes, the team also does not provide any information after the project is finished, sometimes it makes investors say a project is a scam.

[shoreno]

traders are different with investors.

i dont think they have difference  .  both of them does the act of buying and selling but there is only a slight difference i think and that is thier buying and selling time . trader tend to trasact more often that the investor  .

The price of the token isn't the most important thing if the project is valuable,

yes because its automatic that the tokens value is high and will go high in the future because the project is valueable   .

Many newbies with ICO investing just expecting high returns in a short period of time, which is almost impossible

thats normal for a newbie to done those things  . even us we already experience that before when were a newbie on investing but it should be corrected later on

[ethereumhunter]

It usually surprise me when I see investors complaining about a good project that didn't increase  or providing returns immediately it got listed on the exchange and they term it scam or say different things like rekted.
But the truth is, are these investors investing in the project because they believe in it or are they just in it for the immediate profit and move on?  Because if you are investing in a project because you believe in it then you should be willing to HODL the tokens and wait for the team to gradually deliver the project and meet its necessary roadmap before you judge it and not condemn it on its first listing.

Some of the investors cannot be patient to wait for the project finish the jobs and got listed on the exchanges because they want to make fast money from the project like what they get in the past. But unfortunately, everything has changed, and they cannot get what they want because the market is at the bear market from 1 year ago and now, is still trying to back to normal again. So the investor needs to realize this, and they need to be patient for more if they invest in a project.