Should we share our views on crypto market with others?

[Thyplaymaker]

I can actually relate. If you are the one that  fall as victim in buying the wrong coin you would understand and stand up from that set back and keep going. But while others you advice to invest on that certain investment with you also fall as victims of such. You would be the one to be blamed.

Sure. If we advice someone to invest in a certain crypto coin, he probably will blame us for the failure. But if he can success with the investment, he won't remember where he can get the idea to invest in. I have experienced this many times, so I prefer to stop advice anyone. It just ruins our reputation and it won't make other people to appreciate us. To avoid making this statement "had I known"

Currently, I also do not share my investment views, I only update information from the market to complete my own portfolio. I avoid mentioning specific tokens or ecosystems in discussions with friends and relatives.

It is good, just do it yourself and don't share it with others. You are better to focus on your portfolio than you are busy to give suggestion to other people.

That why if one is ready to invest expecially on this crypto space, he or she should do themselves good by making personal researching an habit. Because most people don't bother researching they just jump into investment aslong is bring hype by others which not good. Any time you see an hyped token take your time and research about that particular token before thinking of jumping in it.

[KryptoBull]

I have given investment advice to some of my friends in the past, some of them made money, some of them lost money. However, none of them blamed me. However, I was very embarrassed because of my friend who lost money on my advice. I have only had one such incident in my life. After that, I never gave investment advice to anyone.

I understand your feeling: it's nice when we help our friends make a profit, and it's bad when they lose money. But at least you are not blamed, you have precious friends. I think a better way is to find accurate sources of information, KOLs who are really experienced and have a lot of success and then introduce them to your friends, they can refer to it and make their own investing decisions!

[dekafee79]

I have given investment advice to some of my friends in the past, some of them made money, some of them lost money. However, none of them blamed me.

I understand your feeling: it's nice when we help our friends make a profit, and it's bad when they lose money. But at least you are not blamed

we share our views on crypto market with others, not be blamed.
I learn the two stories above, there was a profit and there was a loss.
Those who lose don't blame you, I think your friend is a good person.
You have a good friend and can understand, also quite wise.
It's good thing in your life.
I never share my views on crypto market, because several my friends not wise.
I'm worried I'll end my friendship.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

         -  Since I stumbled here in the field of cryptocurrency, I have not shared it with my acquaintances, because I think most people think that when we share an opportunity with our neighbors or friends, what often happens is that they don't make money. for the opportunity you gave, they will blame you when they lose money or don't make money.

Like what happened to you, it seems like your friend is blaming you for his losses. Why did he sell his Bitcoin at a loss? If he doesn't sell it, even if its value falls, he still won't lose money as long as he doesn't sell it, because if he does, it's a loss; that's just the way it is. Then we have no obligation to share with them what we do.

[LUCKMCFLY]

         -  Since I stumbled here in the field of cryptocurrency, I have not shared it with my acquaintances, because I think most people think that when we share an opportunity with our neighbors or friends, what often happens is that they don't make money. for the opportunity you gave, they will blame you when they lose money or don't make money.

Like what happened to you, it seems like your friend is blaming you for his losses. Why did he sell his Bitcoin at a loss? If he doesn't sell it, even if its value falls, he still won't lose money as long as he doesn't sell it, because if he does, it's a loss; that's just the way it is. Then we have no obligation to share with them what we do.

Well, it's not bad that you share things, the important thing is that things can happen with good intentions, if we share something crypto with people who have no idea what this is like, then we can intuit that things can be variable, that is , we have to tell them that things can happen or they can't happen, that in the case they don't happen, well at least we tried, but we can't give them certainty so they don't get their hopes up, so sometimes we have to tell them. Sometimes the Peroans are ungrateful, because when you share certain things you expect them to at least thank you for the good gesture, because whoever comes and tells you: Hey look, I make money like this and with this and that?, who ? No one, only us who do things from the heart, just so that others are well.

For me, in particular, when I see that a friend, neighbor or someone I don't even know is doing well, I am happy, and I wish them that I hope they do better, but that is the attitude, although of course there are people who are very envious and suffer. When someone does well, I think that in Crypto, if they want to share things with someone, they should do it and that person will see if they want to value it or not.

[0t3p0t]

It is actually good to share ideas about crypto but let's just leave it like that it is not advisable to encourage everyone to jump-in without having their own due deligence so no one will blame you if they've failed or lose.

[Nheer]

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.

[KryptoBull]

we share our views on crypto market with others, not be blamed.
I learn the two stories above, there was a profit and there was a loss.
Those who lose don't blame you, I think your friend is a good person.
You have a good friend and can understand, also quite wise.
It's good thing in your life.
I never share my views on crypto market, because several my friends not wise.
I'm worried I'll end my friendship.

Sometimes we have to avoid sensitive topics like investing to protect ourselves and our friendships!
After all, investing and crypto are just small parts of life, we have more to talk and discuss than about something that can ruin our friendship. I'm doing the same thing: avoid talking about crypto everywhere, no matter how excited the crypto market is.

         -  Since I stumbled here in the field of cryptocurrency, I have not shared it with my acquaintances, because I think most people think that when we share an opportunity with our neighbors or friends, what often happens is that they don't make money. for the opportunity you gave, they will blame you when they lose money or don't make money.

Like what happened to you, it seems like your friend is blaming you for his losses. Why did he sell his Bitcoin at a loss? If he doesn't sell it, even if its value falls, he still won't lose money as long as he doesn't sell it, because if he does, it's a loss; that's just the way it is. Then we have no obligation to share with them what we do.

Most people are busy with their work and have little chance to learn carefully about investing and the crypto market, they will become the losing crowd. I think it's fine for you to avoid talking about crypto, if it's dangerous for the other person's finances and your relationship.
I don't want to accept the blame, I think you do too.

It is actually good to share ideas about crypto but let's just leave it like that it is not advisable to encourage everyone to jump-in without having their own due deligence so no one will blame you if they've failed or lose.

My problem is that sometimes I am encouraged to do that, but in the end despite my warnings, friends will always tend to blame when losses occur. Maybe I should change my avatar to "I don't give investment advice" 

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.

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.

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.

Human psychology is really complicated, especially the psychology of investors, when they are under pressure about money. Perhaps I should not expect the wisdom of others, instead I should find a way to protect myself by remaining silent and sharing less information about crypto.

But there is still a possibility that I will be blamed because I work as a translator in the crypto market, I know the information but do not share it with them

[UNIVERSE]

I'd be curious to hear your thoughts on this situation:

• Have you ever shared investment advice or opinions with others?
• How did those investments turn out for them?
• Did you receive praise or criticism for your insights?

1. Yes, but this is only investment sharing, not a financial and investment advice. So, if my friends are willing to use the similar strategy or choices or not, it will really depend on them. I never recommend someone t=to follow or choose certain coins.  Only sharing if they want it.
2. Once again, because I don't recommend what I screen, it just serves as sharing material, I usually won't be too specific in asking about the results. because they definitely also have several strategies to apply, but they don't just follow us 100%. Regarding whether the result is successful or not, it will also depend on their own decision
3. Thanks for sharing. That's enough and no expect more

[SamReomo]

I'd be curious to hear your thoughts on this situation:

• Have you ever shared investment advice or opinions with others?
• How did those investments turn out for them?
• Did you receive praise or criticism for your insights?

Yes, I have shared investment advice and opinions with others but I told them to do your own research instead of trusting my words and if after your research is completed and you feel that it's going to be a profitable thing for you then invest in it. A few of those have invested in crypto after following my advice and have made some good profits while some of them avoided crypto altogether due to the risks, and very few of them invested in pre-sale tokens just with their own research, which caused them huge losses.

I mostly suggest Bitcoin investments and a few other altcoin investments and so far most of them made some profits or very little losses. I surely receive some praise from those people who followed my advice but a few people also regret that why didn't they invested in Bitcoin or Ethereum in 2018-2019. I told them to buy Ethereum and Bitcoin back then, and I also said to them that those two coins will give them some good profits but they didn't like my advice because the Bitcoin's and crypto-market's crash of 2018.

[pacar_tiri]

It is actually good to share ideas about crypto but let's just leave it like that it is not advisable to encourage everyone to jump-in without having their own due deligence so no one will blame you if they've failed or lose.

What you say is quite in line with what I have experienced in the environment because sometimes people don't share the same opinion as we know what cryptocurrency is. It's better to remain silent so as not to provide any encouragement to understand cryptocurrency because when the person you are discussing about cryptocurrency loses money, they will potentially blame you.

[IvugeoEvolutionCoin]

What you say is quite in line with what I have experienced in the environment because sometimes people don't share the same opinion as we know what cryptocurrency is. It's better to remain silent so as not to provide any encouragement to understand cryptocurrency because when the person you are discussing about cryptocurrency loses money, they will potentially blame you.

I really agree with what you say, and it's better to do that to be safer while still maintaining privacy so that when people think you are an ordinary person but actually you have expertise in the field of cryptocurrency, it would be better so you can find out how and to what extent that person knowing cryptocurrency and playing dumb about cryptocurrency doesn't hurt.

[Nwada001]

I'd be curious to hear your thoughts on this situation:

• Have you ever shared investment advice or opinions with others?
• How did those investments turn out for them?
• Did you receive praise or criticism for your insights?

First, I will say you did nothing wrong at all. First, you did not give them any investment advice. What you did was share your view of bitcoin with them and make them understand the risk involved, and they chose their own part.
 
There is one thing that I know in this crypto space, and that's this: if someone walks up to me for information, I only owe that person an explanation, and whatever decision the person takes after that is not going to be my problem, and the person should be solely responsible for that and not me who has them the information.
 
One good thing about this entire situation is that no one was able to lose any money, and aside from that, people are always advised to do their own research (DYOR). The information you get from me, in addition to the ones you gather yourself, should be enough to make up your decision and not to rely only on my information.

[therozaq]

I really agree with what you say, and it's better to do that to be safer while still maintaining privacy so that when people think you are an ordinary person but actually you have expertise in the field of cryptocurrency, it would be better so you can find out how and to what extent that person knowing cryptocurrency and playing dumb about cryptocurrency doesn't hurt.

If only discuss about crypto market views, I think It's not problem.
But we should know who is the man there.
But I agree, we shouldn't share our views about crypto market with others, if they lost will blame us.
Avoid discussing with newbies, it's very painful

[jeraldskie11]

These experiences have made me realize that even without explicitly giving investment advice, my friends still view me as responsible for their investment successes and failures. Ironically, when they made big profits, they barely acknowledged my role, let alone express gratitude. It seems they only value the profits generated by their investments, not the relationships that led to those gains.

True, it is typically the answer we receive from those we teach. We can't blame them since, despite being from different races and origins, we don't all have the same ideas and understandings about one thing, but we can all be educated. That is why, while teaching others, it is preferable not to worry what others say, as long as we help them by trying our best. This will help us not hesitate to help others next time.