Why are people not learning but asking people to help them invest in bitcoin

[Razmirraz]

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Investments favoured the earlt ones, there might be many true bitcoin believers now but still, there is someone out there who bought bitcoins for fun when it was priced less than a dollar.

But the right ways is to invest on anything only if you are coninved that it will grow in future, but the problem is that not many of them ever heard anything about bitcoin that matters most than the preice and thought they wanted in it too.

Buying Bitcoin just because you see the price going up or following a trend (FOMO) is speculative, not an investment. It cannot be denied that those who profited the most from Bitcoin were those who got in first, but that was a small part of the total. Some of the people who lost the most were also those who got in first, but without faith in Bitcoin future growth.

In the past, there were many cases where people bought when the price was less than a dollar, and then forget about it. Another case also occurred where someone who was mining continuously managed to get several Bitcoin in a day, then threw away his hard disk in 2013 because he thought Bitcoin had no value.
They got in early, but didn't get rich because they didn't have the confidence to hold Bitcoin for 10 years. Those who truly profit are not those who enter early, but those who enter with confidence and are ready to hold on to Bitcoin even when the market is in turmoil.

[AprilioMP]

People are greedy, they want to invest in bitcoin only because they saw/read or heard somewhere that it gives high returns so they just want to put their money on bitcoin, just like they did with many other things. And there is another category who make money and save some but that isn't enough to get rich so they all focus on the schemes that claims to give high returns so when they see one they just jump into it blindly without even using their common sense.

When someone invests in Bitcoin solely based on information they've heard in the news or from other people's conversations, for some, that's a good initial step, as it encourages them to learn more about Bitcoin and crypto, ultimately leading them to become wise investors.
Sometimes I think it's best not to rush to judge someone who invests in Bitcoin based on negative practices like the term "greedy." They simply haven't identified a purpose for their investment other than profit, and I believe that's entirely to blame.

[Rockstarguy]

We'll one thing I noticed is fear of losing, and again most of them are busy with business or another activity that is why most of them give there relative the money to invest.
But that's high risk because they might end up scam you,
My advice is if you don't have chance to learn why don't forget about it, them going on something you don have any idea, because I personally I have see one of my boss who dey scam because he don't have any idea about Bitcoin and he end up complaining.

This has brought an end to good friendships and relationships between family members. Most people who want others to trade for them believe and expect so much from them, and when they don't get what they expected, it always ends with serious conflict.

People who want others to invest or trade for them are just ignorant because they feel there are people who are expected to make money for them in Bitcoin, and I blame those who accept the offers because it is risky to trade for someone. The market is unpredictable; that is why it is best for individuals to learn and do things for themselves rather than relying on someone else.

[tech30338]

People are greedy, they want to invest in bitcoin only because they saw/read or heard somewhere that it gives high returns so they just want to put their money on bitcoin, just like they did with many other things. And there is another category who make money and save some but that isn't enough to get rich so they all focus on the schemes that claims to give high returns so when they see one they just jump into it blindly without even using their common sense.

When someone invests in Bitcoin solely based on information they've heard in the news or from other people's conversations, for some, that's a good initial step, as it encourages them to learn more about Bitcoin and crypto, ultimately leading them to become wise investors.
Sometimes I think it's best not to rush to judge someone who invests in Bitcoin based on negative practices like the term "greedy." They simply haven't identified a purpose for their investment other than profit, and I believe that's entirely to blame.

Most of people invewt because they just heard it to someone who have earn a lot by investing, and without any hesitation they investednwaithout asking anything, they end up being scam because they don't know what they are doing and people tend to take advantage of that weakness, to avoid this better ask a friend or someone whonare not foing tonscam you.