Crypto Confessions

[oktana]

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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’m not sure if we should just end it by saying it’s better to hide it. I understand security concerns but telling someone your losses can serve as a lesson to them, saving them money they would have lost if they had plans to walk the path you did. Telling people about your wins too would help boost people’s confidence that they can do it too. It must be exact details like calling out actual amount you got or lost, but people don’t even want to admit to losing or winning. They just pretend nothing is going on.

[Chessperson]

The one interesting point those confessions make is induce reflection whether crypto makes you more or less happy. Not sure about me personally at this point.

[peter0425]

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.

This is the market that is full of drama ..

One says this and the other will oppose and vise versa that people here sometimes making its difficult to understand but dealing with much time will make us have better knowledge to what we need to trust and believe.

The one interesting point those confessions make is induce reflection whether crypto makes you more or less happy. Not sure about me personally at this point.

Happiness in crypto only comes when our investments are moving forward and will change the mood when the price is falling.

I am in good mood now , as my investment is showing great movement because of the coming halving and the effect of the recent approval of ETF.

[GreenStox]

people's stories about the conditions and what they are experiencing, at least it is good to increase our knowledge from the experiences of the people who share there.
I think I will also try to share my experience there.

[libert19]

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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’m not sure if we should just end it by saying it’s better to hide it. I understand security concerns but telling someone your losses can serve as a lesson to them, saving them money they would have lost if they had plans to walk the path you did. Telling people about your wins too would help boost people’s confidence that they can do it too. It must be exact details like calling out actual amount you got or lost, but people don’t even want to admit to losing or winning. They just pretend nothing is going on.

They may not mean to hide it, they may have simply not felt comfortable enough to share it.

I tell my friends lessons I have learned from my mistakes and what I feel should be right for them to do in situation (if they ask in first place), but not necessarily amounts involved, I feel there is no need to, it creates barrier between two parties as they might not be on same page which rarely is the case even in one's own family, sharing in such incompatibility breeds negative emotions, such as jealousy.