Greed is bad especially as these circles. A lot of people have become bag holders simply because of their greed. Holding on to a trade or coin and believing it will continue to moon despite signs that it will dip and the profits gotten will be lost to the market.

I follow a few pumping signals on telegram, but I'm hardly tempted to act on their calls because most of the time they would have already given those signals to their inner caucus members who would have taken positions already. One their targets are reached, they dump and exit the market leaving others rekt.

There's hardly anyone in the crypto world who's not a victim or got burned by hodling. Personally, hodling has got me burned a few times especially with tokens from bounties which I try to hodl hoping the price will go up, but it seems like the longer I hodl, the more the coin loses value. One of such coins is almost worthless now and I regret not selling when I had the chance and moving on.

I think you are right.  My last project from another forum just postponed.  So I think I already have about 4 failed projects.  Actually I've never get any payment from my projects on that forum.  Thank God they already demote my rank so I won't spend my time anymore to find another project.

Honestly, there are no guarantees that you'll get payments from projects on this platform either. Bounty managers are having a hard time managing projects and having to explain to bounty hunters when things go south. It's a reflection of the times we're in and it's only the brave that will continue with bounties at this rate. Here's hoping things get better in the years ahead.

Bounties are a complete nowadays, from getting terminated midway because an ICO failed, to payments not being made because the project teams have simply disappeared.. The space has become a wild wild west in it's totality. This is a direct fallout from the state of the crypto market in general.

ICOs are failing because they're increasingly not being able to gain the confidence of the investing public. Some of these projects in all honesty have no business coming into the crypto space, as their value proposition isn't convincing enough. Again, with the spate of scam projects now, many people simply do not trust any project to invest their money, for fear of being scammed and losing scarce resources.

Bounty hunters are on the receiving end, because an investor may choose not to invest in an ICO and status quo remains, but a bounty hunter has most likely invested time and resources in promoting a project, before investor thinks of investing. It's a sad situation these days. Time and effort wasted. Feels as though I should take a break from bounty participation for a while until the market bounces back. Who shares this thoughts with me?

I woke up to the news and FUD surrounding the USDT it seems like a lot of people and traders are trapped right now as we speak. This is because people who hold USDT are terrified and are buying BTC, but holding BTC on exchanges with Tether is also very dangerous because of the huge premium. So what can they do? Withdraw and send to a fiat exchange would make them lose 10% of their capital instantly as well, because of the difference.

A friend tried tried to convert his USDT to TUSD, and what he was supposed to be getting in return is supposed to be in the ratio of 1:1,but the disparity is that of $1450 to $1185 in TUSD. A lot of losses being encountered by those who are attempting it

Guys, I need to understand the concept of averaging down in crypto, especially when you're at a loss. I hear a few persons talk about it as a strategy they adopted when a coin they've bought drops in price sharply. But it seems to me that more money is being invested in the process. What happens if there's further loss incurred after buying more, do you keep buying or simply stop? I need clarifications