Should we share our views on crypto market with others?

[royalRitta]

Yes we have to share our views with our community bcz it's clear our doubts and points to scenario about the market.
No one is perfect so have to do healthy discussion with community for better and perfection In market.

If it's constructive - sure, why not.
Everybody should respect others' opinions, even if they collide.
Then - it's a productive conversation.

[akeemqaz]

When Solana was at $30, a friend called me and said he was broke and he needed a coin that could potentially increase in value by at least 5% within a month. At that time, the market volatility was quite high. I suggested he buy SOL, which I didn't expect to fall below $25 but rather increase to $50. He bought a significant amount and made almost 2x his investment. He even praised me and insisted on giving me a share, which I tried to refuse but he was insistent.

[erus]

I am the opposite because I receive information about crypto from those who know it first, maybe this is a true fact that those who have a lot of knowledge in crypto will definitely share their experiences, while I who do not know much about crypto will definitely receive knowledge from them. Maybe if you continue to interact with you in this forum, your experience in crypto will also increase and expand.

Doesn’t matter which end you are, whether you’re in the giving end or the receiving end, what really matters more is making full utilization of the available knowledge, for those on the giving end, it’s important to dish out more knowledge and information to as much people as you can, so as to offer more guidance to them, and for you to also enlarge your knowledge, because the more knowledge you dish out to others who needs it, the more knowledge to acquire because those which you already know would stick more to your head and you’ll also stay more updated so as not to give out outdated or misleading information to others. And to those at the receiving end, it’s crucial to utilize the knowledge you receive from others so as to learn from the experience and possibly mistakes of others to avoid making those same mistakes too.

But for now I'd rather just keep quiet because I tend to accept information about crypto for now on the altcoinstalks forum. To provide information to the real world, I don't seem to understand because I see in my personal environment that crypto seems to be less popular. If something new like crypto is less popular, then I should deepen my knowledge of crypto itself because I'm afraid that there will be a clash of misunderstandings about crypto knowledge in the real world.

[KryptoBull]

When Solana was at $30, a friend called me and said he was broke and he needed a coin that could potentially increase in value by at least 5% within a month. At that time, the market volatility was quite high. I suggested he buy SOL, which I didn't expect to fall below $25 but rather increase to $50. He bought a significant amount and made almost 2x his investment. He even praised me and insisted on giving me a share, which I tried to refuse but he was insistent.

It’s great that you have a very generous friend and a profitable investment. You don’t have to face criticism for other people’s losses. I hope your friend continues to have more investment success and can learn about the market to make his own decisions.

As for sharing the profits: I think he could invite you to eat at McDonald's to celebrate this investment success. You two could become a team that analyzes projects and share your crypto investment perspectives with each other to help each other make a lot of profit or at least avoid losses.

[royalRitta]

When Solana was at $30, a friend called me and said he was broke and he needed a coin that could potentially increase in value by at least 5% within a month. At that time, the market volatility was quite high. I suggested he buy SOL, which I didn't expect to fall below $25 but rather increase to $50. He bought a significant amount and made almost 2x his investment. He even praised me and insisted on giving me a share, which I tried to refuse but he was insistent.

You did well, but, still - it may went out differently, so, your friend should have done his own analysis beforehand, even having you as his advisor, sorta.
Still, I am happy that's how the situation turned out for him.

[yohananaomi]

When Solana was at $30, a friend called me and said he was broke and he needed a coin that could potentially increase in value by at least 5% within a month. At that time, the market volatility was quite high. I suggested he buy SOL, which I didn't expect to fall below $25 but rather increase to $50. He bought a significant amount and made almost 2x his investment. He even praised me and insisted on giving me a share, which I tried to refuse but he was insistent.

You did well, but, still - it may went out differently, so, your friend should have done his own analysis beforehand, even having you as his advisor, sorta.
Still, I am happy that's how the situation turned out for him.

It's possible, and we don't know that his friend not only accepted the advice, but could also have done an analysis before actually deciding according to what his friend said, and we don't know that.
I think, as an experienced person, it is certain that every advice will be re-analyzed before indeed deciding exactly what to be executed, because if there is a mistake, the one who loses is yourself.
Advice from friends is necessary, but always be more selective in determining the next step.

[milewilda]

When Solana was at $30, a friend called me and said he was broke and he needed a coin that could potentially increase in value by at least 5% within a month. At that time, the market volatility was quite high. I suggested he buy SOL, which I didn't expect to fall below $25 but rather increase to $50. He bought a significant amount and made almost 2x his investment. He even praised me and insisted on giving me a share, which I tried to refuse but he was insistent.

You did well, but, still - it may went out differently, so, your friend should have done his own analysis beforehand, even having you as his advisor, sorta.
Still, I am happy that's how the situation turned out for him.

It's possible, and we don't know that his friend not only accepted the advice, but could also have done an analysis before actually deciding according to what his friend said, and we don't know that.
I think, as an experienced person, it is certain that every advice will be re-analyzed before indeed deciding exactly what to be executed, because if there is a mistake, the one who loses is yourself.
Advice from friends is necessary, but always be more selective in determining the next step.

Really just that a common sense that you would really be that be trying out to verify things on the  time that you do encounter something new on which it is really just that fine or something
normal approach or action to be taken on a certain individual specially this one involves money. Sharing up some ideas into our friends or other people isnt really that a bad idea.
For those who do share up POV then its always best that you shouldnt really be giving out any assurance in speaking about making money because we do know
that when it comes into this aspect then there's no way that you could be able to have that kind of sureness about such stuff.

[legend45]

Really just that a common sense that you would really be that be trying out to verify things on the  time that you do encounter something new on which it is really just that fine or something
normal approach or action to be taken on a certain individual specially this one involves money. Sharing up some ideas into our friends or other people isnt really that a bad idea.
For those who do share up POV then its always best that you shouldnt really be giving out any assurance in speaking about making money because we do know
that when it comes into this aspect then there's no way that you could be able to have that kind of sureness about such stuff.

I agree sharing ideas and experiences with friends is not a bad thing, it will give us information and our knowledge will increase. but we must be able to choose the right friends to share with because sometimes we will be blamed by others if what we share causes harm to them, and always tell them DWYOR because the risk is borne by each.

[JoyMarsha]

When Solana was at $30, a friend called me and said he was broke and he needed a coin that could potentially increase in value by at least 5% within a month. At that time, the market volatility was quite high. I suggested he buy SOL, which I didn't expect to fall below $25 but rather increase to $50. He bought a significant amount and made almost 2x his investment. He even praised me and insisted on giving me a share, which I tried to refuse but he was insistent.

Ever since your friend made some gains from his investment in Solana, have you found him murmuring that he sold his accumulated Solana at a low price(comparing it with today's price) even though he made X2 gains from the short investment he made in Solana? Anyway, your friend is just lucky that the market turned in his favor that time he invested in Solana. Not everyone is found lucky when investing in altcoin

[akeemqaz]

When Solana was at $30, a friend called me and said he was broke and he needed a coin that could potentially increase in value by at least 5% within a month. At that time, the market volatility was quite high. I suggested he buy SOL, which I didn't expect to fall below $25 but rather increase to $50. He bought a significant amount and made almost 2x his investment. He even praised me and insisted on giving me a share, which I tried to refuse but he was insistent.

It’s great that you have a very generous friend and a profitable investment. You don’t have to face criticism for other people’s losses. I hope your friend continues to have more investment success and can learn about the market to make his own decisions.

As for sharing the profits: I think he could invite you to eat at McDonald's to celebrate this investment success. You two could become a team that analyzes projects and share your crypto investment perspectives with each other to help each other make a lot of profit or at least avoid losses.

That will be like a team work. That's cool. He has been asking me for more tips since then, and you know, anyone who understands how crypto works won't always tell people to buy coins. So, I've always been letting him know that me telling him to purchase Solana and make 2x doesn't mean I will always be right. That's crypto.

[KryptoBull]

That will be like a team work. That's cool. He has been asking me for more tips since then, and you know, anyone who understands how crypto works won't always tell people to buy coins. So, I've always been letting him know that me telling him to purchase Solana and make 2x doesn't mean I will always be right. That's crypto.

This warning is necessary to set your expectations in the right place. The crypto market is very promising but also extremely dangerous for those who are not ready for it. Investors should prepare their mindset and capital management plans before participating to avoid heavy losses instead of learning from their own pain!

I hope that you will work together and help each other improve and make more profits in the future. If everyone takes responsibility for their own investment decisions, we can maintain sustainable relationships in this market.

[yohananaomi]

Really just that a common sense that you would really be that be trying out to verify things on the  time that you do encounter something new on which it is really just that fine or something
normal approach or action to be taken on a certain individual specially this one involves money. Sharing up some ideas into our friends or other people isnt really that a bad idea.
For those who do share up POV then its always best that you shouldnt really be giving out any assurance in speaking about making money because we do know
that when it comes into this aspect then there's no way that you could be able to have that kind of sureness about such stuff.

I agree sharing ideas and experiences with friends is not a bad thing, it will give us information and our knowledge will increase. but we must be able to choose the right friends to share with because sometimes we will be blamed by others if what we share causes harm to them, and always tell them DWYOR because the risk is borne by each.

There is nothing wrong with what you said, because sharing experiences is something good for the purpose of providing education that can make knowledge about something better known.
But because the crypto problem is very complicated, at least the people who are holding discussions and share experiences must also at least know the risks that will occur with what will be done. That's right, that later, if something happens, it can actually cause bad assumptions, especially when it comes to losses, even though we don't really want it, but in crypto that chance is very possible, so you really have to know from the start.

[KryptoBull]

There is nothing wrong with what you said, because sharing experiences is something good for the purpose of providing education that can make knowledge about something better known.
But because the crypto problem is very complicated, at least the people who are holding discussions and share experiences must also at least know the risks that will occur with what will be done. That's right, that later, if something happens, it can actually cause bad assumptions, especially when it comes to losses, even though we don't really want it, but in crypto that chance is very possible, so you really have to know from the start.

This market always knows how to create surprises that make investors both greedy and lose money, yet they still stay to seek life-changing opportunities. Positive thinking is good but it shouldn't come with uncontrollable greed or sharing that viewpoint with inexperienced investors.

Educating others about the crypto market is probably impossible: in a downtrend they don't want to talk about crypto, in an uptrend they just want to invest and don't want to waste time seriously researching. I'd rather go to forums to have fun discussions about crypto than talk about my portfolio with someone who's FOMO into crypto.

[luckyledger]

There is nothing wrong with what you said, because sharing experiences is something good for the purpose of providing education that can make knowledge about something better known.
But because the crypto problem is very complicated, at least the people who are holding discussions and share experiences must also at least know the risks that will occur with what will be done. That's right, that later, if something happens, it can actually cause bad assumptions, especially when it comes to losses, even though we don't really want it, but in crypto that chance is very possible, so you really have to know from the start.

This market always knows how to create surprises that make investors both greedy and lose money, yet they still stay to seek life-changing opportunities. Positive thinking is good but it shouldn't come with uncontrollable greed or sharing that viewpoint with inexperienced investors.

Educating others about the crypto market is probably impossible: in a downtrend they don't want to talk about crypto, in an uptrend they just want to invest and don't want to waste time seriously researching. I'd rather go to forums to have fun discussions about crypto than talk about my portfolio with someone who's FOMO into crypto.

Everybody chooses for themselves, though, you are right - those who want to discuss something would ideally have their own thoughts and views on things - otherwise, they would just follow others whatever they would tell them.

[pieppiep]

There is nothing wrong with what you said, because sharing experiences is something good for the purpose of providing education that can make knowledge about something better known.
But because the crypto problem is very complicated, at least the people who are holding discussions and share experiences must also at least know the risks that will occur with what will be done. That's right, that later, if something happens, it can actually cause bad assumptions, especially when it comes to losses, even though we don't really want it, but in crypto that chance is very possible, so you really have to know from the start.

This market always knows how to create surprises that make investors both greedy and lose money, yet they still stay to seek life-changing opportunities. Positive thinking is good but it shouldn't come with uncontrollable greed or sharing that viewpoint with inexperienced investors.

Educating others about the crypto market is probably impossible: in a downtrend they don't want to talk about crypto, in an uptrend they just want to invest and don't want to waste time seriously researching. I'd rather go to forums to have fun discussions about crypto than talk about my portfolio with someone who's FOMO into crypto.

Everybody chooses for themselves, though, you are right - those who want to discuss something would ideally have their own thoughts and views on things - otherwise, they would just follow others whatever they would tell them.

In fact, this is true about the crypto market has its fluctuations causing joy or anger among investors – the greedy and inexperienced ones to be precise. Most find themselves caught in this emotional roller coaster by investing without or with little effort to research or totally do more homework on risk factors. It is really important to have a kind of balanced optimism with cautionality expecting that in this kind of market we can gain really big profits while on the other hand we see it potential that can be very tempting.

I think you are aware of the fact that it is still nearly impossible to explain to other individuals regarding other opportunities within the crypto market as the majority of participants want to get rich quickly. Most people find it hard to learn when the trend is going down and equally too eager to invest when the trend is up. That is why conversations about it on the crypto forums can be so much more effective, as we speak, with people who have invested time into studying the market and who are not looking for the next hype or a get-rich-quick scheme.