What class of an investor are you?

[passwordnow]

I guess that many of us here became the Ponzi investor before we even knew that this scheme was a scam. And then from there, we started to become the research type of investor to make sure that mistake won't happen again. We don't wanna be a victim of the same scams that we've encountered before.

Beginner need more education to choose which one class of an investor in the future, but many kinds of ponzi investment make new investor interested to invest there and they less knowledge how bad with ponzi investment class.

And that's why they need to know more about the classic investments and the classic scams that are into existence. Because if they don't do, they'll fall for the same scam schemes again and again. But to remember, one time of being scammed is a lesson but second and more is being stupid and ignorant.

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[MFahad]

I tried hold and trading, and I see that holding can bring the best result, but it’s worth clarifying that I only buy Bitcoin for investment, this is the only coin in which I am ready to invest. I tried trading both Bitcoin and altcoins, but in any case, hold brings the best profit, so I don’t see the point in studying any other projects. I see that some projects are growing faster than Bitcoin, but I doubt that I can find the right one, but with Bitcoin everything is simple, you buy and hold.

Buying only bitcoin is better options as there is no other coin that is competent with bitcoin. Some altcoins can perform better than bitcoin but bitcoin attained that higher value which no other coin can ever bring off. Bitcoin is not a good option for short term trading therefore one should keep it for years to find out maximum return.

Holding can keep down your daunting behaviour and also as longer you Hold the more will be the value of your asset at the time of selling. Annually bitcoin attained maximum value so previous investor will have greater profit in contrast with newbies as newbies are buying bitcoin at higher worth because it is increasing more and more.

[Uruhara]

I guess that many of us here became the Ponzi investor before we even knew that this scheme was a scam. And then from there, we started to become the research type of investor to make sure that mistake won't happen again. We don't wanna be a victim of the same scams that we've encountered before.

Beginner need more education to choose which one class of an investor in the future, but many kinds of ponzi investment make new investor interested to invest there and they less knowledge how bad with ponzi investment class.

And that's why they need to know more about the classic investments and the classic scams that are into existence. Because if they don't do, they'll fall for the same scam schemes again and again. But to remember, one time of being scammed is a lesson but second and more is being stupid and ignorant.

And actually what is very worrying is that for a long time the creators of Ponzi scheme investments were those who were most active and enthusiastic in promoting their investments. So it is not surprising that many beginners fall into Ponzi investments. Some of them realize it before the money runs out and there are also those who realize it after the money runs out. But it is true that there are also many beginners who have mature experience after they enter a Ponzi scheme and realize that they have entered the wrong area and they learn from it and no longer make mistakes. Because they become more careful and start to become investors who always do research first.

Even though I don't have much experience with Ponzi scheme investments, I have learned a lot from other people's experiences. So I can avoid it until now. And actually being a careful person doesn't always mean you can avoid risks. But we can minimize the risk.

[gunhell16]

I tried hold and trading, and I see that holding can bring the best result, but it’s worth clarifying that I only buy Bitcoin for investment, this is the only coin in which I am ready to invest. I tried trading both Bitcoin and altcoins, but in any case, hold brings the best profit, so I don’t see the point in studying any other projects. I see that some projects are growing faster than Bitcoin, but I doubt that I can find the right one, but with Bitcoin everything is simple, you buy and hold.

Buying only bitcoin is better options as there is no other coin that is competent with bitcoin. Some altcoins can perform better than bitcoin but bitcoin attained that higher value which no other coin can ever bring off. Bitcoin is not a good option for short term trading therefore one should keep it for years to find out maximum return.

Holding can keep down your daunting behaviour and also as longer you Hold the more will be the value of your asset at the time of selling. Annually bitcoin attained maximum value so previous investor will have greater profit in contrast with newbies as newbies are buying bitcoin at higher worth because it is increasing more and more.

What you said is true, and I agree with that, honestly speaking. As for me, when I do day trading activity, I focus more on other crypto and meme coins that are on the top listing in the market, to be honest.

And in fairness, I get more profit here than on Bitcoin. Maybe we each have our own niche. I'm not saying that Bitcoin is not good for getting profit; that's not my point. My only point is that wherever you are and you know you are making a profit, that is where you should stick and develop it well.

[bayu7adi]

The researcher investor

Number 3....do you know why? Because I want to maximize every potential through the research I or others conduct with my full power. Moreover, thinking before acting at least prevents us from relying too much on luck, like gambling. So, investment is an investment, and it really bears the fruit of thoughtful consideration, even though the outcome might fail or succeed.

I'm a bit skeptical about number 2... is it really a Ponzi scheme, which is considered bad by many people? I'm pretty sure that's not the type of true investor worth acknowledging.

As for option number four, I believe only a few people would choose this to boast about being "rich." This option is full of arrogance in its explanation as well, so anyone who chooses this option should be able to prove that their wealth is valid. Even true wealthy individuals seem not to consider themselves rich and knowledgeable because there is always another sky above and more stars.

[Assface16678]

I tried hold and trading, and I see that holding can bring the best result, but it’s worth clarifying that I only buy Bitcoin for investment, this is the only coin in which I am ready to invest. I tried trading both Bitcoin and altcoins, but in any case, hold brings the best profit, so I don’t see the point in studying any other projects. I see that some projects are growing faster than Bitcoin, but I doubt that I can find the right one, but with Bitcoin everything is simple, you buy and hold.

Buying only bitcoin is better options as there is no other coin that is competent with bitcoin. Some altcoins can perform better than bitcoin but bitcoin attained that higher value which no other coin can ever bring off. Bitcoin is not a good option for short term trading therefore one should keep it for years to find out maximum return.

Holding can keep down your daunting behaviour and also as longer you Hold the more will be the value of your asset at the time of selling. Annually bitcoin attained maximum value so previous investor will have greater profit in contrast with newbies as newbies are buying bitcoin at higher worth because it is increasing more and more.

What you said is true, and I agree with that, honestly speaking. As for me, when I do day trading activity, I focus more on other crypto and meme coins that are on the top listing in the market, to be honest.

And in fairness, I get more profit here than on Bitcoin. Maybe we each have our own niche. I'm not saying that Bitcoin is not good for getting profit; that's not my point. My only point is that wherever you are and you know you are making a profit, that is where you should stick and develop it well.

Well, it's true; we have our own ways of earning through trading or investing. You, for example, are a short-term investor or trader. As we know, meme coins are not for trade because, from the name itself, "meme," they are created from a meme. It's good that you could take advantage of that coin, as it is too risky and tends to drop immediately. I myself can be considered a "researcher investor," as even if I have years of experience in trading, I still always do research and study the market or different coins. As we know, cryptocurrency or crypto trading is unpredictable, and there is no definite pattern. I also do some altcoins and meme coins, as well as shitcoins, as these coins can be used to earn a daily profit as I trade bitcoin, but it's a long-term trade or long-term investment, so I think it's not bad to trade in these coins, but bear in mind the risk involved.

[slashz9]

if categorized by capital then I am a new investor, I don't have too much capital, just maybe hundreds of dollars to turn that money into more money.
hope someday i can go to wealthy trader.

[nurilham]

Even though I don't have much experience with Ponzi scheme investments, I have learned a lot from other people's experiences. So I can avoid it until now. And actually being a careful person doesn't always mean you can avoid risks. But we can minimize the risk.

Yes. To understand Ponzi schemes, we don't need to experience it because we can learn it from other people's experience. Although scammers will always have new ways to scam people but we can know the common indications (signs) of Ponzi schemes at least. So, we can be more careful and try to avoid investing in the projects that have the indications of Ponzi schemes. We actually can invest in a safe way if we choose reputable/trusted projects only. As far as I know, most Ponzi schemes come from the new projects.

I don't have too much capital, just maybe hundreds of dollars to turn that money into more money.
hope someday i can go to wealthy trader.

It is okay if you don't have much funds now, you can invest in higher funds later. When you get profits from your current investment, you can invest in bigger money in your new investment in the future.

[arimamib]

Even though I don't have much experience with Ponzi scheme investments, I have learned a lot from other people's experiences. So I can avoid it until now. And actually being a careful person doesn't always mean you can avoid risks. But we can minimize the risk.

Yes. To understand Ponzi schemes, we don't need to experience it because we can learn it from other people's experience. Although scammers will always have new ways to scam people but we can know the common indications (signs) of Ponzi schemes at least. So, we can be more careful and try to avoid investing in the projects that have the indications of Ponzi schemes. We actually can invest in a safe way if we choose reputable/trusted projects only. As far as I know, most Ponzi schemes come from the new projects.

It's indeed a wise and cautious strategy to understand Ponzi schemes by learning from others' experiences and be aware of common indications. Indeed, there are recurring signs that can serve as red flags for potential Ponzi schemes, and being informed about these indicators can help investors make more prudent decisions. Easy and big profit is one of the indicators to be cautious, because common sense says nothing is easy when it comes to big money.

The emphasis on avoiding investments in projects displaying signs of Ponzi schemes demonstrates a proactive protection of people's financial interests. Choosing reputable and trusted projects is a key aspect of responsible investing, and it aligns with the principle of mitigating risks. It's notable that many Ponzi schemes tend to emerge from new projects. New projects may lack the established track record and credibility that more established ones possess. This doesn't necessarily mean that all new projects are fraudulent, but it underscores the importance of thorough due diligence and careful consideration before investing in unfamiliar ventures. By staying informed and exercising caution, investors can significantly reduce the likelihood of falling victim to Ponzi schemes.

[slapper]

Even though I don't have much experience with Ponzi scheme investments, I have learned a lot from other people's experiences. So I can avoid it until now. And actually being a careful person doesn't always mean you can avoid risks. But we can minimize the risk.

Yes. To understand Ponzi schemes, we don't need to experience it because we can learn it from other people's experience. Although scammers will always have new ways to scam people but we can know the common indications (signs) of Ponzi schemes at least. So, we can be more careful and try to avoid investing in the projects that have the indications of Ponzi schemes. We actually can invest in a safe way if we choose reputable/trusted projects only. As far as I know, most Ponzi schemes come from the new projects.

It's indeed a wise and cautious strategy to understand Ponzi schemes by learning from others' experiences and be aware of common indications. Indeed, there are recurring signs that can serve as red flags for potential Ponzi schemes, and being informed about these indicators can help investors make more prudent decisions. Easy and big profit is one of the indicators to be cautious, because common sense says nothing is easy when it comes to big money.

The emphasis on avoiding investments in projects displaying signs of Ponzi schemes demonstrates a proactive protection of people's financial interests. Choosing reputable and trusted projects is a key aspect of responsible investing, and it aligns with the principle of mitigating risks. It's notable that many Ponzi schemes tend to emerge from new projects. New projects may lack the established track record and credibility that more established ones possess. This doesn't necessarily mean that all new projects are fraudulent, but it underscores the importance of thorough due diligence and careful consideration before investing in unfamiliar ventures. By staying informed and exercising caution, investors can significantly reduce the likelihood of falling victim to Ponzi schemes.

Awareness isnt enough in today's uncertain market. We must be financial detectives, investigating every aspect. High returns, low risk? Alarm bells should sound. Its about knowing the orchard, not simply avoiding poor apples. We must grasp market dynamics, economic fluctuations, and investment prospects. In the jungle, we must be the smartest predators, not prey.

New projects are risky, yet creativity drives development. We shouldnt avoid new ventures—they can be lucrative. But, and this is a major but, we must analyze and be skeptical. Its about separating fact from hype. We monitor our financial destiny, not just invest. We use due diligence, critical analysis, and skepticism. We can utilize it to prevent Ponzi schemes and locate rare, genuine possibilities to improve our financial portfolio.

[carlfebz2]

Even though I don't have much experience with Ponzi scheme investments, I have learned a lot from other people's experiences. So I can avoid it until now. And actually being a careful person doesn't always mean you can avoid risks. But we can minimize the risk.

Yes. To understand Ponzi schemes, we don't need to experience it because we can learn it from other people's experience. Although scammers will always have new ways to scam people but we can know the common indications (signs) of Ponzi schemes at least. So, we can be more careful and try to avoid investing in the projects that have the indications of Ponzi schemes. We actually can invest in a safe way if we choose reputable/trusted projects only. As far as I know, most Ponzi schemes come from the new projects.

It's indeed a wise and cautious strategy to understand Ponzi schemes by learning from others' experiences and be aware of common indications. Indeed, there are recurring signs that can serve as red flags for potential Ponzi schemes, and being informed about these indicators can help investors make more prudent decisions. Easy and big profit is one of the indicators to be cautious, because common sense says nothing is easy when it comes to big money.

The emphasis on avoiding investments in projects displaying signs of Ponzi schemes demonstrates a proactive protection of people's financial interests. Choosing reputable and trusted projects is a key aspect of responsible investing, and it aligns with the principle of mitigating risks. It's notable that many Ponzi schemes tend to emerge from new projects. New projects may lack the established track record and credibility that more established ones possess. This doesn't necessarily mean that all new projects are fraudulent, but it underscores the importance of thorough due diligence and careful consideration before investing in unfamiliar ventures. By staying informed and exercising caution, investors can significantly reduce the likelihood of falling victim to Ponzi schemes.

Awareness isnt enough in today's uncertain market. We must be financial detectives, investigating every aspect. High returns, low risk? Alarm bells should sound. Its about knowing the orchard, not simply avoiding poor apples. We must grasp market dynamics, economic fluctuations, and investment prospects. In the jungle, we must be the smartest predators, not prey.

New projects are risky, yet creativity drives development. We shouldnt avoid new ventures—they can be lucrative. But, and this is a major but, we must analyze and be skeptical. Its about separating fact from hype. We monitor our financial destiny, not just invest. We use due diligence, critical analysis, and skepticism. We can utilize it to prevent Ponzi schemes and locate rare, genuine possibilities to improve our financial portfolio.

Agree on what you have said on which you should really be that versatile and you should really know on what are the things that are needed to be done for you to be able to have a good grasps and awareness
on how this market moves and behaves. Yes, there would really be having different variations and types.In speakingon what kind of investor are you then it would really be that could be changed up
basing on the experience and knowledge that you are really that gaining or getting because there are ones who do really just simply stick on a certain type and  there are ones who are really that
trying out to make themselves to be that multi-knowledgeable on things. In overall, we do all share on the same target or goal which is to make profits in the end of the line.
Doesnt matter on what type of method you've been using and following on which as long you are really that finding yourself that effective then you would really be just simply be following
it.We do have our own ways and methods on how we do handle ourselves because surviving this market is never been that simple.

[gunhell16]

I tried hold and trading, and I see that holding can bring the best result, but it’s worth clarifying that I only buy Bitcoin for investment, this is the only coin in which I am ready to invest. I tried trading both Bitcoin and altcoins, but in any case, hold brings the best profit, so I don’t see the point in studying any other projects. I see that some projects are growing faster than Bitcoin, but I doubt that I can find the right one, but with Bitcoin everything is simple, you buy and hold.

Buying only bitcoin is better options as there is no other coin that is competent with bitcoin. Some altcoins can perform better than bitcoin but bitcoin attained that higher value which no other coin can ever bring off. Bitcoin is not a good option for short term trading therefore one should keep it for years to find out maximum return.

Holding can keep down your daunting behaviour and also as longer you Hold the more will be the value of your asset at the time of selling. Annually bitcoin attained maximum value so previous investor will have greater profit in contrast with newbies as newbies are buying bitcoin at higher worth because it is increasing more and more.

If we are going to hold Bitcoin, I think we should still have another source of income. Of course, while we are waiting for the bull run, we still need to find a way to earn another way of making money. Because apart from holdings, we can do day trading here in the crypto space.

Apart from that, we should also study the things to know here in the crypto space. That's why the development of cryptocurrencies is also important, because if we see that they have potential, it's also a good opportunity for us, to be honest. Because this is also one of the things that can give us profit in the end if we choose the right crypto investment.

[|MINER|]

I consider myself a new investor for now.  Because I don't have much money to invest, and I'm not that expert.  Also I have some researcher investor traits in me. I like to do a lot of thinking and research before investing anywhere. And I think everyone should invest knowing where they are investing and how much security there is. I think limited profit is better than big loss.  .But I would also say that you shouldn't think so much about anything that you won't be able to invest later.

[0t3p0t]

I think I belong to the third category because I have learned from the past mistakes. Before diving deep into something, specially the one that we want to take the risk for the money we had, then we really need some ideas or knowledge. This is all about our assets so making mistakes means a suicide.

[Inwestour]

What you said is true, and I agree with that, honestly speaking. As for me, when I do day trading activity, I focus more on other crypto and meme coins that are on the top listing in the market, to be honest.

And in fairness, I get more profit here than on Bitcoin. Maybe we each have our own niche. I'm not saying that Bitcoin is not good for getting profit; that's not my point. My only point is that wherever you are and you know you are making a profit, that is where you should stick and develop it well.

Of course, we all have a business or job with which we can earn significantly more than is possible on the forum, this is a kind of hobby that gives us some opportunity to earn money, but no more. Perhaps for some individual users this is the main source of income, but the majority will form their portfolios with the help of their finances, which we receive outside the forum and this is normal. BTT is just one way to get some Bitcoin and if there is such an opportunity, then why not take advantage of it?

[teamsherry]

Right now I don’t think I belong to any category but I will try my best to be in one it a good idea though

[Bushdark]

Considering this is bitcointalk, the official platform for bitcoin discussions, you should expect the majority of the bitcoin holders here to be whales

Bitcointalk is the forum launched by the satoshi and lot of OGs and developers were here engaging in the development of bitcointalk so does the early investors who could be whales now if they still actually be holding the bitcoins they bought. But talking about the active members engaging no, I bet they can't be sharks with very rare exceptions.

There are many whales in the market including here and outside here. Actually we can't know those who are whales and who are not since we don't know how much they have in their wallets. Bitcoin is decentralized so it would be very hard to know who owns a particular wallet and who does not since it is not attached to an exchange where individual identification would be known. There might be more whales here that the outside Market but there is no way we can actually know that.

[erep]

There are many whales in the market including here and outside here. Actually we can't know those who are whales and who are not since we don't know how much they have in their wallets. Bitcoin is decentralized so it would be very hard to know who owns a particular wallet and who does not since it is not attached to an exchange where individual identification would be known. There might be more whales here that the outside Market but there is no way we can actually know that.

We can guess that there are more whales in the forum than outside the forum, bitcointalk is an official forum that discusses all about cryptocurrency and other related matters so it is certain that whales really need valid information from official sources, so I am sure there are many whales here even though they are not active members but hunting for crypto information that they really need to hunt for profits from trading or investing.

[Casdinyard]

Any type of investor’s just as good as the next (obviously besides the ponzi magnet guy), cause what you do when you invest into something monetary is not only wish about getting rich, but strive to earn a much comfortable future than the one you have right now by making your money work for you. So perhaps worry less about which type of investor you are (so long as you’re not getting into any shady schemes which involves getting rich or all that shit cause let’s face it, even bitcoin doesn’t promise that much from way back then). So yeah, just go for it and invest in whatever you think suits you best. Keep in mind that it’s your money and future that you’re banking on.

[Promocodeudo]

OP, I am a researcher investor, I think fall in that category because, before I conclude in other to invest in any commodity or business, I will have to make a comprehensive findings before I divide on what to do, am not being doubtful that when you research much about something, you might end not investing as you said, but op are trying to convince me that is not good to make versed research about an investment before finally investing in it, investment is not a joke, so for you to invest you have to investigate to know the authenticity of your investment so that you will not be a victim of fraud.