Do you tell your friends about your crypto achievements?

[Taskford]

No because not everyone will appreciate your efforts even if you tell them about it they will just ignore you specially if your friend doesn't know about crypto. Best if they will discover that you already succeed on what you currently do because if they see you earning a lot of money from this crypto thing here for sure they provably come to you and ask about what did you do to earn such huge amount on crypto. Sometimes money is the main thing can convince people to try crypto.

[AakZaki]

Their is no point telling them what is being earned it won't be any help to them. What is better to tell them instead is to share the knowledge which you have used in making your achievements,  it will be better that way than telling how money earned from achievements. Telll them achievements may lead to results that are not pleasant.

It will look arrogant. It's not important to tell us what we have and the plan. Maybe some people do that to get a mutually beneficial network or group. Maybe they know I'm a trader, they've seen the stuff I've got but not for all my achievements. I still live in the village so it's too sensitive for those who don't understand what I'm doing. But at least I didn't harm them, for those who want to ask about my knowledge, I always answer that with pleasure. I wouldn't keep that knowledge, I'm also happy if I could share it.

[Foolhardy]

It might be a bit redundant to do that, since it can come off as bragging and acting superior. It may be better to bring it up casually or mention it in passing, since OP did say they want to tell others about it. It’s completely understandable to want to tell your friends, but keep in mind that they won’t all be as happy for you as you expect them to be. However, it is your decision at the end of the day, good luck!

[mzuhry19]

for earned, I don't think there is a need to tell friends because this is a private secret, and for trading strategies it's better to share information with each other to get more knowledge

[kawetsriyanto]

Do you tell your friends about your crypto earnings and trading strategy?

NO, I never tell friends about my crypto achievement, earning, or strategy both investment-trading. It isn't something that I need to show up to friends, better to keep my privacy. Moreover, crypto jobs are still not really familiar in my country although it is legal. So, I am not comfortable sharing it with them, prefer to keep as a secret for now.

Sometimes it's hard to keep it to myself, but at the same time, I don't want to share my trading lifehacks.

If you want to share it with someone, why don't you tell trusted people in your family, mate?
Telling trusted family members seems not a bad idea. As long as they can understand that the crypto jobs aren't bad things, it is okay to share them.
IMO

[isaac_clarke22]

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Got you there, mate! They are going to say that they feel happy for you, but then will stab in the back and would just keep putting you down in crypto and say all the negativities from it. Good thing I don't really brag at them.
It's good to share strategies, but just tell them that it came from your own experience and it might go different at their end due to market dynamics.

[decodx]

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Got you there, mate! They are going to say that they feel happy for you, but then will stab in the back and would just keep putting you down in crypto and say all the negativities from it. Good thing I don't really brag at them.
It's good to share strategies, but just tell them that it came from your own experience and it might go different at their end due to market dynamics.

What kind of friends do you have? If they are really back-stabbing losers, I would kick them out of my life. They should be your friends for a reason, right? A decent man would respect and believe in your thoughts and opinions, right?

[isaac_clarke22]

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It was my friends from the past.
After I hopped in college, I just found out that they were indeed back stabbing me about my crypto achievements. Good thing we separated ways already post-high school life.
I don't know where they are now, how they're doing lately or if they're trying to tail my ass due to how much I achieved in crypto, but I don't care.