Crypto Confessions

[batang_bitcoin]

That last tweet that handle has got, I can relate to it. I don't know if that story posted there is for real as the twist is funny but this happened for me to be honest and for the others, I guess that you have your own stories too that's the same to that.
I have got these people thought of me as someone who doing nothing but scam because I just told them I am in Bitcoin. That's all the keyword there, and you know way back years ago, people were too negative about Bitcoin and what's this thing, this internet money is all about so if they don't know a thing or two, they'd mostly just think of it as a scam because they lack knowledge of it. Some of those people have asked me an advise and I'm good to tell them honestly what I think and told them that it's just best to hold and do nothing and wait but I guess that they don't have patience at all.

I'm not surprised with that attitude, myself thought Bitcoin to be an illegal thing when I first heard about it back in 2013/14, and you are right it's lack of knowledge which is cause of this.

That's sad on my end when people have thought of me like that because they don't know what actually is. But I understand and I have to endure that pain because that's how it goes. I just don't like their reactions when I was looked at as a bad guy for in, they were the ones who have asked me and want to know things about Bitcoin. It was a terrible experience and I know that many of us have gone through that the same experience and that's why when in person, someone asked us, we're choosing who are we going to answer.

[o48o]

I just came across this Twitter handle and found it pretty relevant and entertaining. You might too: https://twitter.com/coinfessions

Feel free to comment if something hits you right in the feels and you feel like commenting upon It; it surprises me how relevant some of confessions were to me, and how we are all pretty much same.

It was funny to watch for a while back in time, but after a while it just repeats itself, and when anyone can say anything, it quickly comes pointless.

As an alternative you can find funny confessions from random people in reddit easily, as they funny ones are upvoted for more visibility. There also was a telegram channel called "rekt"-something where people posted total disasters. Twitter posts, meltdowns etc. That place was too toxic for my taste after a while, but at least we got some drama from famous people and pseudonyms. Not total anonymous people inventing stories.

[GreatArkansas]

I'm also following this Twitter profile.
I am just curious because some of the confessions seem not real, whereas if you can think it's likely impossible to happen.
I don't know how their Twitter profile works maybe you can send any random confession or any made and they can post it.

[lienfaye]

I just came across this Twitter handle and found it pretty relevant and entertaining. You might too: https://twitter.com/coinfessions

It's nice reading their words of regret, belief and realization. I can relate to the one who sold early and didn't thought the price of his token will skyrocket after. It happened to me many times before, I know the feeling, it's really sad seeing the coins/tokens you hold skyrocket right after you sell yours. But that's how it is, the price of not being patient. Well, many of these confessions are relatable and certainly will hit you hard and realize something.

[libert19]

Are those confessions even real as I felt they were generated using an AI? The handle was created in 2022, it could have been original at that time until December of 2022 when ChatGPT came to the world and started a revolution using its LLM (Larger Language Model). Some of the tweets feel like they have been generated using AI if you dig deep into the posts created by this handle. As X.com has now enabled monetization this thread would be making some good earnings. Look at the number of shares and likes the posts are generating. That is where an influencer on that platform makes money, it is similar to all other platforms which is how much is the reach.

Don't look like AI tweets to me as English is not perfect as it would be with an AI, anyhow I could care less, they are entertaining and there is learning from comments too. Regarding making money, aside from Twitter earnings, they have got partnership from rollbit too.

I'm also following this Twitter profile.
I am just curious because some of the confessions seem not real, whereas if you can think it's likely impossible to happen.
I don't know how their Twitter profile works maybe you can send any random confession or any made and they can post it.

They have given link to post your confessions in linktree (in Twitter bio), it's just form and you can post anything, then they illustrate it and post it on profile.

On bolded part, why is that? Anonymous people are more likely to be genuine, plus I do like this quick to post confessions (just submit form) than going through procedures about identity and approval.

I'm sure there would be trolls who post false confessions but in most cases they are easy to identify, and they wouldn't be making it on profile.

It's nice reading their words of regret, belief and realization. I can relate to the one who sold early and didn't thought the price of his token will skyrocket after. It happened to me many times before, I know the feeling, it's really sad seeing the coins/tokens you hold skyrocket right after you sell yours. But that's how it is, the price of not being patient. Well, many of these confessions are relatable and certainly will hit you hard and realize something.

Selling in portions may help with that rather than selling all in one go.

[Bushdark]

I don't really browser on X much so I haven't seen this platforms before. it's quite entertaining though, especially when I'm less busy I can just go and laugh my teeth out 

The most trending or most recent of them all is the one littlemouse quoted. like how real are all this confessions?. how many people are out there confessing? but anyways lets not take everything too serious it's just for entertainment from my perspective.

Some of these confessions could be real although when we view it from different perspectives we might think that they all jokes but it's not true. Life can hit us in different ways and we need to learn from others even when we think that they are not necessarily real.
Sometimes they can be jokes too and nothing more. Most time I go to Twitter which is X to check out latest updates and to read some funny comments. Life is good when we laugh out our skulls since not everything is meant to be serious.

[AakZaki]

It's nice reading their words of regret, belief and realization. I can relate to the one who sold early and didn't thought the price of his token will skyrocket after. It happened to me many times before, I know the feeling, it's really sad seeing the coins/tokens you hold skyrocket right after you sell yours. But that's how it is, the price of not being patient. Well, many of these confessions are relatable and certainly will hit you hard and realize something.

But it can't be helped, that's how the story is made. hoping to sell token holdings at a high price, but in the end it was still a fairly low price. Regret will only be a story that continues to be repeated. I even had Bitcoin at $3k and sold it at $10k. that's a high sell in my opinion, but when looking at how Bitcoin is moving right now, it's still very low and could even be worth 4x when selling it now. it's a regret, but it's also an amazing story to have a lot of bitcoin in the past.

[Samlucky O]

I just came across this Twitter handle and found it pretty relevant and entertaining. You might too: https://twitter.com/coinfessions

Feel free to comment if something hits you right in the feels and you feel like commenting upon It; it surprises me how relevant some of confessions were to me, and how we are all pretty much same.

The testimony given on bitcoin, is as a result of the advantageges of bitcoin and not the disadvantage. Perhaps if it where to be the worst case scenario I think they wouldn't even think about it as a second thought. But nevr the less bitcoin is a great deal and the beat think that can happen to someone in this generation. Missing the opportunity of bitcoin will be a great regret sooner or later. Just check out the drastic change in price within the shortest period of 5 months. If you have a huge amount of money in it I think you have already made x2 or x3 profit. So its something worth rejoysing For or even given testimony about.

[lixer]

I just came across this Twitter handle and found it pretty relevant and entertaining. You might too: https://twitter.com/coinfessions

It's nice reading their words of regret, belief and realization. I can relate to the one who sold early and didn't thought the price of his token will skyrocket after. It happened to me many times before, I know the feeling, it's really sad seeing the coins/tokens you hold skyrocket right after you sell yours. But that's how it is, the price of not being patient. Well, many of these confessions are relatable and certainly will hit you hard and realize something.

I think it wasn't nice because you also said that it will hit us hard. But for those who don't have such trauma, I think it's fine. They can find relief on it when they hear that other people has the same experience as them. This isn't how things work if we will only learn from our mistakes because there are still cryptos out there who are not a scam. If we sell early and earn a profit, we should not regret.

What is more regrettable is if we sell at a loss or we got greedy hodling too much and miss the best opportunities. Each of us has our own capacity. Some are patient enough to HODL longer while some find it hard. There is no need to force our selves and follow them.

[Sophokles]

I just came across this Twitter handle and found it pretty relevant and entertaining. You might too: https://twitter.com/coinfessions

Feel free to comment if something hits you right in the feels and you feel like commenting upon It; it surprises me how relevant some of confessions were to me, and how we are all pretty much same.

I have seen this twitter handle before but i don't think all the stories shared there is true. But i read some of the story and it was really amazing to see how people react with certain incidents in crypto. I mostly saw stories from the FTX scam and Luna crash to know how people were affected by all these incidents. I saw many people invest in those two projects because their friends or someone they know told them to. Some people even invested their lives in those projects and lost everything.

[oktana]

I find them very interesting to read. One cool thing is how you can keep reading and see someone or something you relate with. It could be a token you bought that benefited you or even one that went downhill. However, you’ll get that feeling of not being the only one who enjoyed or faced it. It’s a good thing they are doing because when you think of it, you can see how people genuinely open up and pour their emotions. They’d never talk this honestly if asked directly.

[Y3shot]

I agree with you. I also found that Twitter account called @coinfessions that I really liked. People share their experiences with cryptocurrencies and it is interesting to see how others can relate to them. It reminds us that we all face similar challenges and successes in the world of cryptocurrencies. I enjoy being able to comment and talk with others who have similar experiences. It is a good way to connect and learn from each other.

One thing about crypto is that no matter the challenges we face  it serves a guild to have better experience that can help all through the journey of crypto. In crypto mistakes that investors come across are always similar and sometime it can be bad experience for investors to meet this mistakes but  it is a mistake people needs to learn from to prevent it not to take place again. The best way to learn in crypto is with other people's experience or personal experience.

[kentrolla]

I find them very interesting to read. One cool thing is how you can keep reading and see someone or something you relate with. It could be a token you bought that benefited you or even one that went downhill. However, you’ll get that feeling of not being the only one who enjoyed or faced it. It’s a good thing they are doing because when you think of it, you can see how people genuinely open up and pour their emotions. They’d never talk this honestly if asked directly.

Yes even I have found this so relatable and to be honest we can see that most of us have made same mistakes which is a clear indicator that what not to do, this would help us in avoiding similar mistake in the future, I am so far able to find comms mistakes and also good practices. I wish people were transparent and share the same when asked directly but they won't and if they share it when asked directly it would help everyone to take the right decision at the first go itself

[MFahad]

It was fun checking some of the tweets. and Yes you are right. most of the tweets are so related, they are like our own confessions. the reason behind that is because every normal person in crypto have almost same wish, agenda and that is "Make some money" either from trading, or buying and hodling cryptocurrency.

it has to be something that could encourage to invest. they are shilling BONK and this is x page is supported by @rollbitcom

the submit form isn't asking BTC address or rollbit account. if they are just giving rewards to people who will submit confessions, there will be lots of them submitting just about anything. it's not auto also so they are going to screen those confessions.

Yeah there is no point in giving rewards for that. otherwise, their form would've been filled with spam by a bunch of people trying to earn some rewards with multiple emails.
It is just a community page where everyone can submit their confessions if they want to. i don't think there is any need of giving rewards or anything for that.
BTW Where are they Shilling BONK? I scrolled down until a month older tweets but didn't saw any tweet shilling BONKs. Rollbit on the other hand are their sponsors so their name is everywhere for obvious reason.

[oktana]

I find them very interesting to read. One cool thing is how you can keep reading and see someone or something you relate with. It could be a token you bought that benefited you or even one that went downhill. However, you’ll get that feeling of not being the only one who enjoyed or faced it. It’s a good thing they are doing because when you think of it, you can see how people genuinely open up and pour their emotions. They’d never talk this honestly if asked directly.

Yes even I have found this so relatable and to be honest we can see that most of us have made same mistakes which is a clear indicator that what not to do, this would help us in avoiding similar mistake in the future, I am so far able to find comms mistakes and also good practices. I wish people were transparent and share the same when asked directly but they won't and if they share it when asked directly it would help everyone to take the right decision at the first go itself

No one would want tell you all of that directly. People don’t want to look like they are a loser of even admit that they’ve made such a mistake before. Even when they make profit, many people just want to hide the truth.

it has to be something that could encourage to invest. they are shilling BONK and this is x page is supported by @rollbitcom

the submit form isn't asking BTC address or rollbit account. if they are just giving rewards to people who will submit confessions, there will be lots of them submitting just about anything. it's not auto also so they are going to screen those confessions.

Of course they have to screen it before posting it. Would you find it interesting if you read just about anything on their tweets? They have to screen it and likely choose the ones they find most interesting. I thought about it when I wrote my comment earlier, what if they have just too many people submitting their confessions? Even with high quality, it needs to be screened. But it’s not always good quality. People will send random things too. For example, in the course of checking if they would request for email to submit the Google form or it was an anonymous thing, I had to send a little text. They have to screen that out. Shrugs

[Sophokles]

I find them very interesting to read. One cool thing is how you can keep reading and see someone or something you relate with. It could be a token you bought that benefited you or even one that went downhill. However, you’ll get that feeling of not being the only one who enjoyed or faced it. It’s a good thing they are doing because when you think of it, you can see how people genuinely open up and pour their emotions. They’d never talk this honestly if asked directly.

Yes even I have found this so relatable and to be honest we can see that most of us have made same mistakes which is a clear indicator that what not to do, this would help us in avoiding similar mistake in the future, I am so far able to find comms mistakes and also good practices. I wish people were transparent and share the same when asked directly but they won't and if they share it when asked directly it would help everyone to take the right decision at the first go itself

People don't want to share their strategy with others because they think this will reduce their chance of success or they just don't want to share the experience that they have gained after taking so much risk in the market. This makes sense because we should create our own strategy when taking financial action because the burden will be on us if anything goes wrong. I saw people complaining about their loss to their mentor or the influencer they were following when making their investment.

[slashz9]

I think that's what many people feel, including me, they regret doing this and that and without realizing it they have lost everything, at least we learn something from it.

[doomloop]

I just came across this Twitter handle and found it pretty relevant and entertaining. You might too: https://twitter.com/coinfessions

Feel free to comment if something hits you right in the feels and you feel like commenting upon It; it surprises me how relevant some of confessions were to me, and how we are all pretty much same.

The page isn't loading up for me at this moment, but from what I'm reading in the comments, I'm pretty sure that it showcases confessions of people about their journey with cryptocurrencies, and as you said, we can probably relate to a lot of stories that people have to say about their journey in this world because almost all of us were living different lives before getting to know Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies and our life sort of changed after knowing Bitcoin first and then other cryptocurrencies.

Most of us have started our journey with Bitcoin faucets where we used to claim small amounts of Bitcoin every day and become happy for having Bitcoins. Maybe not all but I know a lot of those reading my post can relate to this. There are a lot of other things that most of us did in the initial days, and if one of us shares an experience, all others can relate, for sure.

[libert19]

I wish people were transparent and share the same when asked directly but they won't and if they share it when asked directly it would help everyone to take the right decision at the first go itself

Some things are better off being private, or at least confined to few close people you trust. You can still learn from these confessions posted anonymously and learn to not repeat same. In my experience, people are honest when they are anonymous, being certain personality limits you on what you can share and there are insecurities how other party will react, posting anonymously frees you from this.

it has to be something that could encourage to invest. they are shilling BONK and this is x page is supported by @rollbitcom

BTW Where are they Shilling BONK? I scrolled down until a month older tweets but didn't saw any tweet shilling BONKs.

He's likely talking about this Tweet.

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No one would want tell you all of that directly. People don’t want to look like they are a loser of even admit that they’ve made such a mistake before. Even when they make profit, many people just want to hide the truth.

I think it's better to hide one's financials anyway, it's good for one's own security.

I saw people complaining about their loss to their mentor or the influencer they were following when making their investment.

Technically, it's still their own fault to follow mentor/infleuncer, but yes it does make things easier to pass around when there is another person involved.

[kaka_Shipai]

Feel free to comment if something hits you right in the feels and you feel like commenting upon It; it surprises me how relevant some of confessions were to me, and how we are all pretty much same.

I once read somewhere that,
We are all playing the same game, Just different levels. Dealing with the same Hell, just different devils.

And it seems so much true in the world of crypto. Everyone has gone through the same tuff times and some lucky airdrop times.