HOW (not) TO lose crypto. Your Mistakes.

[poshare]

Walking around a spring park, you are unlikely to start eagerly eating melting scats, although no one does not forbid you to do this at the legislative level (It's not call for action!).



How is it possible? Sit comfortably, take a cup of your favorite tea and do not forget to form a feeling of proud breath in your stomach, just as if waiting for an important secret.

Aversion as a safeguard

Dissociation between "good" or "bad" odors is likely to indicate an important value for human survival, since unpleasant smells often signal a danger. In addition, they require a faster response from our body to quickly avoid or move away from negative situations.

The quality and intensity of an odor are represented in three different activity domains in the lateral horn of the fly brain. Pleasant odors activate the green region, disgusting odors activate the red area. The blue and red regions represent the intensity of an odor.
Credit: Graphic: Silke Sachse, MPI Chem. Ecol.

Aversion is a powerful adaptation, not just a "behavioral immune system", which makes it possible to reduce the risk of infection with pathogens.
It is possible that the reason for ignoring the shit is in something else, let's leave it to relevant specialists.
 
Crypto-Anarchy

I want to convey the following:

Under the conditions of such an active regulation on the part of the SEC and other evils, people who lost their savings, blame everyone and everything continuing to feel innocently.

Usually, I'm furious about such reports, but today I'm ready for a constructive dialogue.

Once and forever, I was conquered with the idea of cryptoanarchism and, subsequently, cryptocurrency, due to the emphasis on personal responsibility for my personal data. It is reasonable to assume, without the ability to encrypt messages and personal information, personal life will suffer tremendously, that the prohibition of cryptography is equivalent to the abolition of the right to privacy of correspondence.
Cryptoanarchists claim that only a police state can criminalize cryptography. (TOO MANY REFERENCES, khm).


Few Wiki

By using cryptographic software, the association between the identity of a certain user or organization and the pseudonym they use is made difficult to find, unless the user reveals the association. It is difficult to say which country's laws will be ignored, as even the location of a certain participant is unknown. However, participants may in theory voluntarily create new laws using smart contracts or, if the user is pseudonymous, depend on online reputation.

My best to KYC. The etymology of crypto deserves special attention:

   

crypto- is a word-forming element with a value of "secret" or "hidden", used from at least 1760 by the Latinized form of the Greek kryptos, which means "hidden, concealed, secret".

Guess, you've already decoded my message, just in case I will make it clear:
Developing personal responsibility, you keep those great and progressive ideas that stood behind the creation of the first crypto currency.



Respectively, I find it stupid to blame a man (aka intruder) in that he took advantage of my defects.

HOW (not) TO lose crypto

      I visit non-secure, suspicious resources from a working machine,
      I put the passwords qwerty12345,
      I am big mouth,
      I do not consider necessary to take care of the authenticity of the site,
      I do not follow the precautionary measures against phishing,
      I do not follow the development of "cybercrime", the last Trojans, trends in social engeneering, etc.,
      I use Windows OS,
      I do not update the software in a timely manner,
      I do not check the sources of news, don't find the benefit of the media platform,
      I do not **use the possible methods of protection **(2FA, confirmation by mail, etc, although this is not a panacea)
      I do not analyze the ICO team, WP, competitiveness, legitimacy, budget, media, networks, etc., (I use the optimized way to do it fast);
      I do not read the rules of the EXCHANGE before making money there,
      I do not study the feedback on the stock exchange before making money there,
      I do not backup my wallet,
      I store private keys on a working machine,
      I do not know what is the privacy setting in the browser,
      I do not know what a firewall is,
      I do not clear cookies,
      I do not use encryption when exchanging personal information,
      I hope to luck, (just give me your keys, man)
      I do not diversify the investments and places of their storage,
      I do not know what is risk management,
      I do not know the news related to my coin.


If you are a novice, just start from the list above. Make these points your triggers for aversion. Do not let be fucked up with government fairy-tales about protection, because majority of them are the biggest criminals ever.

Your money - the mirror of your brain. Nothing more.

[fritzbitcoin]

This is very informative post, and I love reading it. I hope people jumping in the crypto would read this and not get lost and lose in crypto.

[poshare]

This is very informative post, and I love reading it. I hope people jumping in the crypto would read this and not get lost and lose in crypto.

Thank you! Unfortunately, as experience shows, it's really difficult to follow the rules even after learning them.

[horseheadnebula]

Great info dude. Thanks a lot. You made a nice checklist for beginners. I myself had to learn it the hard way when I got scammed from a phishing email. I was an ICO noob back then 
"A good scare has twice the value of a good advice." Therefore some people will have to learn it the hard way.

[poshare]

Great info dude. Thanks a lot. You made a nice checklist for beginners. I myself had to learn it the hard way when I got scammed from a phishing email. I was an ICO noob back then 
"A good scare has twice the value of a good advice." Therefore some people will have to learn it the hard way.

This is really true It's all about lags in brain and, apparently, quite bad work of prefrontal cortex. Evo-problems, u know

[trofim21]

One of the main rules is that you have to have all passwords on a special carrier, and even better if they are written on a regular sheet of paper

[daviost]

Thanks for sharing. I think its all the complete list for us to remember so we are not going to lose our crypto assets. Keep your spirit guys ^^

[poshare]

One of the main rules is that you have to have all passwords on a special carrier, and even better if they are written on a regular sheet of paper

Yes! It's important to have all your necessary "login tools" in few copies and in different  places.

[ComeBack]

Great and very informative thread buddy. Those how (not) to lose your crypto reminders is really good because most of the people here are still not aware or not keeping their informations carefully.

[Pupus]

a good information. as a crypto lover, we must be able to manage our crypto assets well. patience is the main key because success cannot be obtained easily. therefore, we must be more careful in doing it.

[poshare]

a good information. as a crypto lover, we must be able to manage our crypto assets well. patience is the main key because success cannot be obtained easily. therefore, we must be more careful in doing it.

patience is good, but sometimes each of us faces with kinda urgent need to sell, what's the most sad point, esp having such market