KYC is is the an act designed by platforms to identify their customers and know more about them mainly aimed at reducing scam activities and to easily track down customers in case of illegal activities. A lot of people go against this KYC because it goes against the principles of cryptocurrency which is privacy. Bitcoin was created to protect our privacy and that was one of the main reasons of crypto but centralized exchanges are taking too much caution by adopting KYC to prevent scams. If the information gathered is not used for illegal purposes and kept safe in their database then I don’t see KYC as a problem but the issue is some platforms cannot be trusted with our personal information that’s why we need to be careful the way we share our personal information all in the name of KYC.

The crypto market is abuzz with excitement, and it seems like everyone is talking about it. However, not everyone is profiting from this speculative market. In fact, someone has to lose money. This is a part of the market, but many people seem to forget about the risk of loss or even small losses. This lack of risk awareness is causing me some trouble, as I'm receiving a lot of blame from a few friends.

This is what you get from trying to help out but lack of awareness was what caused their problems but they are there blaming you for their misfortunes. A good crypto investor is supposed to learn and understand the ways of the crypto and if they did they would understand that no investors are to carry out their own research before investing in any coin and not just follow what they are being told to do blindly. Everyone must carry the responsibility of their decisions and not blame others for their actions and failures.

• The 1st friend: We were both DCA into Bitcoin and achieved some profit. However, she blamed me for being too cautious and missing out on a huge opportunity to make a 900% gain with SOL.
• The 2nd friend: I shared my belief that BTC price would continue to grow in the long run, possibly peaking in 2025. He took my opinion and started buying BTC a few weeks ago at around 45,000 USD. Now, with BTC down by about 7%, he's blaming me for causing him to FOMO and make poor decisions that led to his losses.
  
• The 3rd friend: I once warned her about the high volatility of the crypto market and the significant risks involved. As a result, she opted to stay away and instead invested in gold. However, with BTC having surged by over 200% from its low, she's now regretting her decision and blaming me for discouraging her from participating in this lucrative opportunity.

What i understand from these three situations is that they are not knowledgeable and followed your instructions without knowing we all have different opinions on things and that everyone has what works best for them, they followed your strategy and are complaining bitterly about it because it didn’t work wonders for them.

• Have you ever shared investment advice or opinions with others?

I have never given an investment advice to anyone before because i am aware if things go wrong they will surely put the blame on me so I'd rather just keep it to myself. If i ever will share ann investment advice with others i will surely make sure to warn them to carry out their own research and only use my advice as a guide as nothing is guaranteed from following my strategies.

Buying the dip has now become a stressful exercise in crypto. And to keep on a bag of stables somewhere all by itself, doing nothing is sometimes stupid. So right now I have run out of stable coins to use. I am running on empty

Buying the dip never seems like a thing to end anytime soon and it’s really becoming stressful as we keep buying the dip on and on but there is always a time of joy for people who are able to keep buying at every dip. Accumulating bitcoin is never useless even if the price doesn’t do well yet there will certainly be a time it will and yield profit for investors. We are approaching a bull run and if eventually bitcoin hits a new ATH a lot of investors who never got tired to invest will rejoice during that period.

It is not stressful if you know the right way of investing in the DIP.  if you find investing in Dips stressful then that means you have lack of asset management.
You need to divide your funds among several altcoins at the time of DIP. investing all your money in one project migh also cause stress because that might not turn well.
Sad to know that you ran out of stablecoins. but I am sure the sitautions will change with time. you are in a signature campaign. you can earn money easily from this forum and other sources.

You are right, investing in a single coin will limit your possibilities of earning more profit because once the coin is not doing well then you will be at loss but diversifying your portfolio will be more beneficial and less stressful in terms of profit as there will be every possibility that one or more coins will be performing well even when the market is not doing well.

Username: Nheer
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Thank you friend. It seems like many people have questions about this. Because the more people are interested in something, the more questions they will ask to get to know that something better. And now this forum is starting to be liked because all users are starting to get used to this forum. So don't be surprised if there will be lots of questions related to this forum.

But now I am starting to understand that this Karma system is also the best as it is now. Because this can be an important indicator for assessing an account. And now I'm also starting to think that I shouldn't be stingy in giving Karma to every user who impresses me. Because Karma stock will not run out 

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But I will start by adding a ''+1'' to every post that I appreciate Karma. To appreciate the user. So that users know which posts managed to amaze someone. Because what I feel so far is that every time we get appreciation, the motivation to be better will grow bigger. So that our quality can continue to improve thanks to this motivation.

Exactly the way it should be, we are never running out of karma to send so whenever there is a post that impresses us we should never hesitate to send an appreciation karma. Users will feel appreciated and more motivated to keep contributing positively to the forum. Alot of users recently joined this forum and it is why there have been different questions recently about the forum since they are not used to the forum yet but with time everyone will get used to the system and adapt to it ways.

The karma system is not bad now but i still do think karma farming will be easily done since there is no way to identify which user a karma is being sent to but the limitation of the number of times a karma can be sent in a certain number of hours (i think 10 hours if i am not wrong) is still a good way to minimize the rate of karma farming and in my opinion if the @admin can still make a certain changes to improve the karma system to prevent karma farming will be a good idea as well.

Actually, at first I didn't pay much attention to the Karma I had. But after I saw I had 5 Karma that had appeared on my profile. Now I'm curious.

Who sent Karma to me?
And which topic or post do I get Karma?

I realized that Karma was sent directly to my profile and not to a post I made. But I was just curious and asked.

Honestly, I'm interested in seeing the flow of entry and exit of Karma to provide evaluation material and find out what things make someone impressed and send Karma to fellow users.

Karma may not have an effect on ranking increases, but seeing our karma increase sometimes also gives an impression that makes us more enthusiastic in this forum.
So I need more information about Karma.

Thank You 

I just karmared you because i have similar thoughts in mind because have been getting some karma as well but there is no way one can detect who they are from and what post received the karma i guess we just keep making good contributions and that will be our reward for the contributions.

It will be good if one is able to see what post receives karma and from whom at least but if thats how the forum as always been then i think we just need to adapt to the system.

A lot of traders won't recommend trading if you're a newbie because the risk is so high. Maybe they can say that because they experienced it.

I see a lot of posts replies that discourage trading.

Why newbies are being discouraged is because of the fact that newbies are well known to be neglecting the Learning process and if such is done with trading cryptocurrencies they are going to lose a lot of money. We are well aware that everyone started out as a newbie and even experts who were once a newbie but with what they experienced that’s why they are discouraging newbies, they want them to properly learn and understand how trading should be approached before they start trading. Trading is very risky and even with knowledge there is no guarantee of success that’s why trading experts discourage newbies from trading.

To become an expert in trading is not a day job, it requires months of training and practice to be prepared for trading. Practice makes perfection but practice should be done with knowledge else you risk running at loss.