Have you met this kind of investors?

[Queentoshi]

Common quote from Robin Jones Gunn, you may or may not have heard about it, but is "You go alone, you go fast, you go with people, you go far". Have you met anyone who knows about bitcoins, and then you tried to introduce them to this forum to come join this community, but they refused? I like to see what maybe their reasons where.
I am just over relating that quote to bitcoins; do you have the opinion that lone investors who are not members of any kind of forum or community about bitcoins or cryptocurrency can still be very successful investors?

[Potato Chips]

do you have the opinion that lone investors who are not members of any kind of forum or community about bitcoins or cryptocurrency can still be very successful investors?

Ofc. People who bought B's just a few years ago, kept it safe and went on with their life would've profited by now.

Plus lotsa online crypto communities can be viewed publicly so anyone could lurk as much as they want as a guest. Common questions are likely asked many times as well, you only need to know how to use the search engines.

[ArikeTobi]

do you have the opinion that lone investors who are not members of any kind of forum or community about bitcoins or cryptocurrency can still be very successful investors?

Bitcoin is not about belonging to a community or clique, that has nothing to do with your understanding of how the network operates, if you are the type that can learn fast by reading and making research and also have interest in your privacy, then you can choose to go alone, but if you think your the type that like being amidst people before learning could be achieved, then know what you're doing and don't get carried away, bitcoin is aimed at everyone as far as you're giving for learning about how it works.

[Mia Chloe]

do you have the opinion that lone investors who are not members of any kind of forum or community about bitcoins or cryptocurrency can still be very successful investors?

Yes such Bitcoin investor will progress properly.
Sit back and think about the earliest adopters and Bitcoin investors. Some of them are probably out there chilling and going on vacations with a lifetime retirement per say.
The main importance of being part of a forum like this is to constantly update you on security and privacy protection measures.

Like I always say;

the best Bitcoin investor or Hodler is one that is able to keep his security and privacy at its peak at all times.

[Sandra_hakeem]

Common quote from Robin Jones Gunn, you may or may not have heard about it, but is "You go alone, you go fast, you go with people, you go far". Have you met anyone who knows about bitcoins, and then you tried to introduce them to this forum to come join this community, but they refused? I like to see what maybe their reasons where.

Now sometimes, you gotta move alone... It's totally a different spirit when you're in a group of people but, it all depends on their energy yunno what I'm saying?.. if y'all motive don't tally, then it's just gonna get watery at the end...
Morals; don't walk around with People that are major oppositions to your dreams... They just gonna quench your fire

I am just over relating that quote to bitcoins; do you have the opinion that lone investors who are not members of any kind of forum or community about bitcoins or cryptocurrency can still be very successful investors?

lemme look at that critically : how do you even know they're not members of any community at all?? The anonymity in here doesn't allow personal recognitions of any type... Ps: Elon could be on this site but nobody knows - NOBODY!

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

[Ojima-ojo]

Common quote from Robin Jones Gunn, you may or may not have heard about it, but is "You go alone, you go fast, you go with people, you go far". Have you met anyone who knows about bitcoins, and then you tried to introduce them to this forum to come join this community, but they refused? I like to see what maybe their reasons where.
I am just over relating that quote to bitcoins; do you have the opinion that lone investors who are not members of any kind of forum or community about bitcoins or cryptocurrency can still be very successful investors?

Knowledge has a lot to do with Bitcoin investment and journey and I am sure that an alone walker in Bitcoin who does not belong to any Bitcoin discussion forum will easily burn out of motivation to continue when the market cycle moves against his desired direction,  so for that, I will rather prefer to belong to a community where I and other members can interact and help one another to get better experience in the entire journey.


So for that, I can't be alone investor because of the need to also gain knowledge along the way up, because bitcoin is more fun when you engage in the various discussions and implement those solutions to better your understanding of the whole concept of Bitcoin.

[Orpichukwu]

My own story is that I met someone who knows about bitcoin and other crypto currencies. We debate a lot and share knowledge together, but in the aspect of bringing people to the forum, it's the other way around.
 
He was like the person who made me start being active here in the forum. It was just like a debate; he said if I say I know too much and I have much to share, then I should come to this place and try out my knowledge and see how humble I will become.
 
That was just all I needed, and when I started being active here, I saw that what I think I know is where others start from, and I had no idea of how broad the ecosystem is until I became an active member of this forum.

[Hyphen(-)]

do you have the opinion that lone investors who are not members of any kind of forum or community about bitcoins or cryptocurrency can still be very successful investors?

Sure!

Some top Bitcoin investors are not members of any Bitcoin-related forum, possibly because they are unaware of the existence of such forums, or they are not simply interested in forum discussions because they may have basic knowledge of Bitcoin and believe there is no need to stay in any Bitcoin or cryptocurrency forum because they can read and obtain anything they want from the internet.

[stompix]

Common quote from Robin Jones Gunn, you may or may not have heard about it, but is "You go alone, you go fast, you go with people, you go far".

Except that works more with the fact she was writing about, and she's all about religion.

There is one thing about being part of a mob, let's assume in 2009 there weren't just a few guys but millions grabbing coins one month after the launch, do you think that outside that huge wave we could have head the same growth year after year also?
Lone investors are so successful (when they manage to time it right) exactly because they were the only one knowing about that gem, and there is also another example right here in crypto, the guy that bought quietly a few thousands dollars worth of shiba, if everyone would have know the price graph would have looked completely different.

Have you met anyone who knows about bitcoins, and then you tried to introduce them to this forum to come join this community, but they refused? I like to see what maybe their reasons where.

Why do you care so much for what others think and do?
Sometimes I don't understand this obsession with knowing eveything about everyone on a forum that should be dedicated to privacy!

[Saint-loup]

TBH I think most crypto investors don't use this forum. So actually I think most investors in BTC and altcoins don't care of what people are writing here about the price and trading or investing strategies. They mostly use the forum to find informations about the technology and its use.

[blockman]

Yes, in fact that someone who has introduced and help me to withdraw before wasn't part of the forum but that person knows a lot of things in crypto before. But as time I've checked that person, no longer into crypto as gave up due to the market condition and can no longer bear the volatility of the market during the bear market. How many years was it? can't remember. So, there are those people that even if tell them good about the forum, they just don't like it. They want to go alone in the wild and deal with their own journey and experience and that's okay. There's no need to attract or invite people that have already decided that they're going to take care things on their own. With the number of crypto communities out there in socials, they prefer to be there as they only have to wait for updates and stuff.

TBH I think most crypto investors don't use this forum

I agree.

[Tipeform$]

Common quote from Robin Jones Gunn, you may or may not have heard about it, but is "You go alone, you go fast, you go with people, you go far". Have you met anyone who knows about bitcoins, and then you tried to introduce them to this forum to come join this community, but they refused? I like to see what maybe their reasons where.
I am just over relating that quote to bitcoins; do you have the opinion that lone investors who are not members of any kind of forum or community about bitcoins or cryptocurrency can still be very successful investors?

Yes I have talked to a lot of people and met a lot of people who are working in Bitcoin and investing in Bitcoin going forward. But I shared knowledge with them and gained knowledge from them. But I have never discussed bitcoin with anyone new and in bitcoin forum because I am new to bitcoin so I have not shared my knowledge with many people but in future if I can get something good from here I will definitely share some knowledge with my community.

[oktana]

Why not? Your success in Bitcoin or any cryptocurrency is not tied to this or any forum. Bitcointalk just happens to be that forum where people discuss on various topics. If you invite someone to the forum and they refuse to join, don’t bother yourself about them. You can ask them why they wouldn’t join but don’t force them to it. What matters is that the investor has proper information on Bitcoin and forums are one of the ways to get that information. Asides forums, they can still get good information from articles or even videos online, and that’s all that is needed.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

There is also a quote that says, "If you always ask questions about things you don't know, then you will never get misled." I want to relate it partially to Robin's quote. "If you go with people, you will go far" is the aspect that when you have the right people to always guide you, you will always be on the right tracks and will always do the right thing at the right time because the people that are guiding you are already experienced people, and it will cause you to make a very successful investment. Then, going alone and fast, I think that while the person is fast going, they could still end up making some big mistakes, but if they are determined, they will still pick themselves up, rub off their mistake, and continue again.

AFAIK, anyone who is really determined to archive success in the crypto space will definitely archive it, whether they are involved with any crypto community or not, or whether they are going on their own or with someone. Most people who earned a fortune with Bitcoin did not belong to any community, some of them just cast their trust and got lucky.

[hatshepsut93]

I don't know such people, but I can imagine that it could be quite beneficial to ignore this forum, because there's actually so much useless or harmful information here, so many worthless opinions from people who know nothing of what they are talking about. I won't be surprised if investors who rely only on their own analysis have more success than those who desperately look for advises and tips. I strongly believe that it's nearly impossible to get good investment advice for free, so there actually no point in looking for it.

[tabas]

I am just over relating that quote to bitcoins; do you have the opinion that lone investors who are not members of any kind of forum or community about bitcoins or cryptocurrency can still be very successful investors?

Yes, someone who does probably have heard Bitcoin over the news can do their own research and gather data that they need before investing. And someone who's techy that don't even know places to be part of can be a lone ranger on this market without even going on with some communities. So for example, many of them just knew Bitcoin about gatherings and seminars and they've met people there that are not part of the forum. So, every possibility is there and the world is wide so as the communities that we're in. Someone's success in investing on the crypto market can't be measured of what community they are in or if they're not part of any.

[Darker45]

Yeah, you're probably over-relating it with Bitcoin.

I think I have recommended this forum a handful of times, although I know not whether they followed my advice or not. But it's no big deal. To somebody with reason who is determined enough to understand Bitcoin, he/she can certainly find lots of resources online.

When it comes to investment and as far as Bitcoin is concerned, I guess going solo is the best way. But if you are hunting for a potentially profitable altcoin, since it's like looking for a needle in a haystack, you better belong to a large and solid crypto community.

[Kalam001]

Common quote from Robin Jones Gunn, you may or may not have heard about it, but is "You go alone, you go fast, you go with people, you go far". Have you met anyone who knows about bitcoins, and then you tried to introduce them to this forum to come join this community, but they refused? I like to see what maybe their reasons where.
I am just over relating that quote to bitcoins; do you have the opinion that lone investors who are not members of any kind of forum or community about bitcoins or cryptocurrency can still be very successful investors?

They might be successful too because just as this forum their are more forums that extensively talk about Bitcoin or crypto currency in a whole but just as you said about some people not believing  in progressing or benefiting when they share the information or knowledge with someone else they might just keep it on a low and be gaining much for themselves and by themselves..

[Don Pedro Dinero]

Have you met anyone who knows about bitcoins, and then you tried to introduce them to this forum to come join this community, but they refused?

No, I try to keep my bitcoin holdings and my use of this forum away from people's knowledge.

I am just over relating that quote to bitcoins; do you have the opinion that lone investors who are not members of any kind of forum or community about bitcoins or cryptocurrency can still be very successful investors?

If you invest with DCA as I do, you don't need to join up with people, let alone people from outside the forum. In this forum you are part of a community, albeit an anonymous one, which is enough for me. Joining up with people can be good for starting projects, but that's more for altcoins. With bitcoin, individual investment in the long term and with DCA gives a lot of profits.

[Alana Arden]

do you have the opinion that lone investors who are not members of any kind of forum or community about bitcoins or cryptocurrency can still be very successful investors?

Why not? You don't have to involve yourself in a community to be successful in the crypto sector. Anyone can successfully invest in Bitcoin with enough knowledge, research, and necessary information about it.

l have seen him without being a part of any community or forum. One of my senior brothers is a successful investor in Bitcoin today. But he has no idea about the forum and doesn't even want to come here. When I told him about the forum, he said he was happy this way and didn't want to join anything. And I didn't force him because it was completely his own freedom. We cannot force anyone to join this community.

But yes, definitely, forums are a learning place, and by learning from this community or forum, we can expand our knowledge scope. Outside the mistakes we easily make, it takes time to correct them, but before we make those mistakes, the community or forum warns us through various discussions.