The impact of crypto on our lives

[TopT3ns]

I agree, business is a priority, friends are known enough. because business comes first. Friends just communicate and exchange information. We can't know whether their intentions are good or bad, we should also be careful with friends we just met.

When you have friends who understand cryptocurrency then you should not show too much of your expertise and who you are in the world of cryptocurrency. I prefer to pretend that I don't know what cryptocurrency is and being stupid for myself is the safest thing.

[MrSpasybo]

When you have friends who understand cryptocurrency then you should not show too much of your expertise and who you are in the world of cryptocurrency. I prefer to pretend that I don't know what cryptocurrency is and being stupid for myself is the safest thing.

Everyone has their own way to protect themselves from the risks in the market. I know of a few cases where BTC holders were attacked and extorted after revealing their identity. We can pretend not to know about crypto to protect ourselves or avoid getting involved in financial advice issues with friends.

However, it would be great if we could find good friends who are experienced in the crypto market to discuss together and help each other become more knowledgeable, have more fun and profit in this market. I even hope that the relationships from the AltcoinsTalks forum can become serious friendships in real life in the future.

[Report]

Emotions when trading in cryptocurrency feel very different when we work for real, I bought Bitcoin coins and at that time I was happy when I bought Bitcoin because I had it but when Bitcoin went down, I felt like my anger was peaking but couldn't be released, it was buried in my heart.
The emotional drain in cryptocurrency is very real and I felt this very quickly, especially when the Bitcoin I bought dropped drastically and that made me even more disappointed, angry and sad. But when Bitcoin went up again, I was so happy that I couldn't describe it in words.

[gunhell16]

I agree, business is a priority, friends are known enough. because business comes first. Friends just communicate and exchange information. We can't know whether their intentions are good or bad, we should also be careful with friends we just met.

When you have friends who understand cryptocurrency then you should not show too much of your expertise and who you are in the world of cryptocurrency. I prefer to pretend that I don't know what cryptocurrency is and being stupid for myself is the safest thing.

I don't say anything to my neighbors here in our area, as long as they know I'm doing online business. Although I have other neighbors here who are surprised that I don't have a job, that I can survive, and that I consume more electricity than them,.

Then I can buy things that they can't even imagine, and they will see that I spend more than ordinary employees in our country. Because they don't even need to know that I'm making money from cryptocurrency.

[dekafee79]

I don't say anything to my neighbors here in our area, as long as they know I'm doing online business. Although I have other neighbors here who are surprised that I don't have a job, that I can survive, and that I consume more electricity than them,.

Then I can buy things that they can't even imagine, and they will see that I spend more than ordinary employees in our country. Because they don't even need to know that I'm making money from cryptocurrency.

You really already have quite a large income from the crypto world, that's very good. I also get additional income from holding and trading in the crypto world, this is very profitable. But I do have a job in the real world, so the neighbors don't suspect anything

[0t3p0t]

I don't say anything to my neighbors here in our area, as long as they know I'm doing online business. Although I have other neighbors here who are surprised that I don't have a job, that I can survive, and that I consume more electricity than them,.

Then I can buy things that they can't even imagine, and they will see that I spend more than ordinary employees in our country. Because they don't even need to know that I'm making money from cryptocurrency.

You really already have quite a large income from the crypto world, that's very good. I also get additional income from holding and trading in the crypto world, this is very profitable. But I do have a job in the real world, so the neighbors don't suspect anything

Well yeah this is for me a very discreet way to hide from suspicious neighbors but this does not work with me because my day volunteering job only offers a small monetary allowance and I am able to buy expensive things from my crypto income. 😅 Though my friends know that I am into crypto because some years ago I encouraged them to atleast take time to be aware about it so yeah I'm done! Hahaha

[Gyrgen]

When you have friends who understand cryptocurrency then you should not show too much of your expertise and who you are in the world of cryptocurrency. I prefer to pretend that I don't know what cryptocurrency is and being stupid for myself is the safest thing.

Everyone has their own way to protect themselves from the risks in the market. I know of a few cases where BTC holders were attacked and extorted after revealing their identity. We can pretend not to know about crypto to protect ourselves or avoid getting involved in financial advice issues with friends.

However, it would be great if we could find good friends who are experienced in the crypto market to discuss together and help each other become more knowledgeable, have more fun and profit in this market. I even hope that the relationships from the AltcoinsTalks forum can become serious friendships in real life in the future.

If you trumpet at every corner that you are a crypto user, then sooner or later trouble will find you. But you shouldn’t go to the other extreme, you just need to not reveal the source of your income to just anyone. And if you are in a community of people like you, then sharing and discussing topics I don’t see a problem with this.

[Kemarit]

I don't say anything to my neighbors here in our area, as long as they know I'm doing online business. Although I have other neighbors here who are surprised that I don't have a job, that I can survive, and that I consume more electricity than them,.

Then I can buy things that they can't even imagine, and they will see that I spend more than ordinary employees in our country. Because they don't even need to know that I'm making money from cryptocurrency.

You really already have quite a large income from the crypto world, that's very good. I also get additional income from holding and trading in the crypto world, this is very profitable. But I do have a job in the real world, so the neighbors don't suspect anything

In my neighborhood, I think I have told about crypto since before the pandemic strike, so some of them might have been holding or no longer in crypto. Because when I spoke to one of them, they say that the exchange that they used is asking for to much documentation and just like any other average joe, they don't want to submit.

But from time to time I remind of them of crypto specially Bitcoin is one of the best investment they will have in their lives. And so with the incoming bullrun, they could make a lot of money. That is the best thing that I can do though, it's really up to them whether they will listen to me again or not going to be interested this time although in the last bull run, some of them told me they make money so this is just a repeat for them.

[dekafee79]

When you have friends who understand cryptocurrency then you should not show too much of your expertise and who you are in the world of cryptocurrency. I prefer to pretend that I don't know what cryptocurrency is and being stupid for myself is the safest thing.

Everyone has their own way to protect themselves from the risks in the market. I know of a few cases where BTC holders were attacked and extorted after revealing their identity. We can pretend not to know about crypto to protect ourselves or avoid getting involved in financial advice issues with friends.

However, it would be great if we could find good friends who are experienced in the crypto market to discuss together and help each other become more knowledgeable, have more fun and profit in this market. I even hope that the relationships from the AltcoinsTalks forum can become serious friendships in real life in the future.

If you trumpet at every corner that you are a crypto user, then sooner or later trouble will find you. But you shouldn’t go to the other extreme, you just need to not reveal the source of your income to just anyone. And if you are in a community of people like you, then sharing and discussing topics I don’t see a problem with this.

If we talk to people who are not part of the crypto community, it's best to keep quiet, because they don't understand what we're talking about and think crypto is not an investment. Income from crypto should be kept neat and not shared, because it will create a bad perception for those who don't understand.

[Doovla]

Making profits in the short term sounds fun and easy, but it actually is if things and events related to money coincide. However, in the long run, the matter is a bit more complicated because it can lead to a greater risk at the very beginning as well as at the very end of profiting. I tried this year to start longer and I will see how things will unfold, so far there are no signs of major changes in the further development.

[Jamal Aezaz]

When you have friends who understand cryptocurrency then you should not show too much of your expertise and who you are in the world of cryptocurrency. I prefer to pretend that I don't know what cryptocurrency is and being stupid for myself is the safest thing.

I think if a person familiar with crypto is your family member then it's okay to share your experience with them because through sharing of views we can increase our knowledge as well as can help our relatives to enhance their knowledge too.

But if you have to share it with the person out of your family then don't be pretend as an expert or a person having greater knowledge because everyone think about their own welfare without thinking about the other person.

I think if you trust a person then you can easily share everything with him as sharing will not decrease your profit or knowledge but can put positive impact on your investment.

[MrSpasybo]

I think if a person familiar with crypto is your family member then it's okay to share your experience with them because through sharing of views we can increase our knowledge as well as can help our relatives to enhance their knowledge too.

But if you have to share it with the person out of your family then don't be pretend as an expert or a person having greater knowledge because everyone think about their own welfare without thinking about the other person.

I think if you trust a person then you can easily share everything with him as sharing will not decrease your profit or knowledge but can put positive impact on your investment.

It would be great if we and our friends/family had an interesting topic related to technology and finance to follow and discuss together. Blockchain and crypto are great choices because everyone is in the 4.0 revolution and wants to have more income to change their financial position. Crypto can also help form large communities with a common interest in a project or technology. The fact that we are active on AltcoinsTalks is an example: I even spend more time on AltcoinsTalks than on Facebook and Youtube ^^

[Gyrgen]

But I was wondering “the impact of cryptocurrency on our lives” - what does this mean?Does this mean my life and people like me? Or is this a more global issue that covers society as a whole and even countries?If this is a global issue, then crypt has no influence at all; if we are talking about cryptans, then after thinking about it, I can say that there is an influence, but not so much that it is some kind of significant event.

[debra]

If we talk to people who are not part of the crypto community, it's best to keep quiet, because they don't understand what we're talking about and think crypto is not an investment. Income from crypto should be kept neat and not shared, because it will create a bad perception for those who don't understand.

Yes, there is no need to debate to people who don't understand crypto. They will never try to understand us, they will always ignore the truth about crypto. I also keep silent when I am around the people who don't understand crypto. It is better to keep our secret than we only tell something unnecessary to them. If we say something unclear, it surely make a bad perception.

[de_prof]

If we talk to people who are not part of the crypto community, it's best to keep quiet, because they don't understand what we're talking about and think crypto is not an investment. Income from crypto should be kept neat and not shared, because it will create a bad perception for those who don't understand.

Yes, there is no need to debate to people who don't understand crypto. They will never try to understand us, they will always ignore the truth about crypto. I also keep silent when I am around the people who don't understand crypto. It is better to keep our secret than we only tell something unnecessary to them. If we say something unclear, it surely make a bad perception.

I agree with you, we don't need to do things they don't need, especially people who don't understand crypto. They will always see crypto as bad, so it's useless to try to attract them with explanations about crypto. It's better for us to focus on our investments, rather than wasting time