Should we share our views on crypto market with others?

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

I don't think its a bad idea for us to share what we know with other people interested to learn about crypto because they will also apply same on the areas of concern to them, there is this common thing which we should also learn to know about the crypto, we may need each others opinions and well as views concerning the interpretation to what the market is saying, in other for everyone to enjoy its benefits.

[KryptoBull]

I don't think its a bad idea for us to share what we know with other people interested to learn about crypto because they will also apply same on the areas of concern to them, there is this common thing which we should also learn to know about the crypto, we may need each others opinions and well as views concerning the interpretation to what the market is saying, in other for everyone to enjoy its benefits.

I believe in sharing knowledge to foster growth, but people often blame others when they fail, especially in investments. So, we should be cautious about sharing market opinions with inexperienced or irresponsible individuals.

The internet is full of crypto information. Anyone can easily find what they need to understand crypto and invest safely for sustainable returns. I've shared a lot in the past, but now I'll suggest they use ChatGPT or crypto forums.

[dekafee79]

I don't think its a bad idea for us to share what we know with other people interested to learn about crypto because they will also apply same on the areas of concern to them, there is this common thing which we should also learn to know about the crypto, we may need each others opinions and well as views concerning the interpretation to what the market is saying, in other for everyone to enjoy its benefits.

I believe in sharing knowledge to foster growth, but people often blame others when they fail, especially in investments. So, we should be cautious about sharing market opinions with inexperienced or irresponsible individuals.

The internet is full of crypto information. Anyone can easily find what they need to understand crypto and invest safely for sustainable returns. I've shared a lot in the past, but now I'll suggest they use ChatGPT or crypto forums.

You are really a human nature that tends to blame when their investment fails because of obeying the opinions or signals of others, but when successful and get the benefits they will be quiet. So I prefer to be quiet and not share with others. I am more focused on trading and investing in my own and if you need references to just look for it on the internet.

[yohananaomi]

Its not a bad idea that we share our own personal view or take on cryptocurrency to other people around, meanwhile the aim of doing this should be on the fact that we are only interested to get them aware or informed about crypto and educate them, however, while on this, we shouldn't risk leaving any of our personal information which are sensitive open for others to know.

There are things that are indeed allowed to be known and can be used as information that can make other people understand and can follow in a good way, but I also strongly agree that there are some that may not be able to be informed because there are things that really need to be kept secret.
The purpose of providing views is certainly a very good purpose and, as long as the person given the view is willing to accept it, there may be those who do not want to accept it, so we also have to be selective in finding people to give views so as not to be wrong.

I agree because we can't share with just anyone about our view on the crypto market, we have to choose the right people because if we share with the wrong people and their characters are bad, they can blame us if there is a mistake in this. It's better to share with people who have the same understanding. Don't we have good friends in the crypto world, we can discuss and share things that can be shared.

What we avoid is when he experience a loss and the one who is blamed is us, who gave him a different view when he gets a profit. He forgets and ignores it.
So avoid giving views to anyone we don't know well, because we avoid things we don't want, because we want to give views with a goal that can be accepted well, without blaming each other.
Agree, it is better to give views that have the same understanding as what we do will be better, because usually we can give each other the best input.

[KryptoBull]

human nature that tends to blame when their investment fails because of obeying the opinions or signals of others, but when successful and get the benefits they will be quiet. So I prefer to be quiet and not share with others. I am more focused on trading and investing in my own and if you need references to just look for it on the internet.

I've had enough of the blame and accusations from people I've freely shared my market insights with. It's exhausting, and I'm starting to avoid other people's problems. My friends need to do their own research and make their own investment decisions. I'm stepping back.

I used to think investing was a journey we could share with others, like friends and family. But I guess I was wrong. At the end of the day, we're all responsible for our own investment outcomes, whether that's profits or losses.

[Hinata]

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.

• 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.

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.

I understand the importance of sharing knowledge and exchanging opinions to strengthen connections. However, it appears that these efforts are not always reciprocated in the same manner. Ultimately, it seems that some people prioritize personal gains over maintaining meaningful relationships. Perhaps it's time to exercise caution in investment conversations and focus on my work

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?

Sharing investment advice Is very valuable, it can help empower others, help them make good decisions that could lead to financial growth. However sharing investment advice can have both positive and negative  result depending on the advice Timing especially, the understanding of the person receiving the advice. In investment what works for you might not work for the other person, what favoured you might not favour the other.
 Most time we humans like to blame people for our problem it's easier to do so than taking responsibilities or carrying the burden🥲. when investment don't go well it could lead to blame and even broken or unhealthy relationship. Some can lead to good reputation when it goes well, they praise you and tell others about you there by making others dependent on you for more investment advice or decision which might be overwhelming..
 My neighbor introduced me to crypto and the first coin I bought didn't bring any profit but I never blames him for it cause I knew what I was getting into. Either I gain or I lose.  I made no profit but that didn't stop me from buying other coins and investing wisely.   It's better to give general advice/knowledge about investment, types risk and benefits but don't be specific about any. They should make their research and decisions themselves.

[satpol_PP]

human nature that tends to blame when their investment fails because of obeying the opinions or signals of others, but when successful and get the benefits they will be quiet. So I prefer to be quiet and not share with others. I am more focused on trading and investing in my own and if you need references to just look for it on the internet.

I've had enough of the blame and accusations from people I've freely shared my market insights with. It's exhausting, and I'm starting to avoid other people's problems. My friends need to do their own research and make their own investment decisions. I'm stepping back.

I used to think investing was a journey we could share with others, like friends and family. But I guess I was wrong. At the end of the day, we're all responsible for our own investment outcomes, whether that's profits or losses.

You are right in investing we are responsible for ourselves because it is our money. And we should not need to share with those who can only blame when experiencing defeat. because in investing our analysis and predictions are not always right, but they will never understand that.
So, it is better not to share and I agree with your steps, because I also only invest for myself.

[Agbe]

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.

Sharing your view of crypto currency market with close friends and family is good as it helps to creating awareness of what is happening in the crypto space, it will go a long way in making those who are novice in crypto market but are willing to invest in crypto currencies. Sharing your view of something profitable especially crypto currencies which can change the economic situation of those close to you. Personal I do all within my power to make sure that people around me get information and the needed knowledge that will transform their life's to the next level, and crypto currency investment is one of such things that I do because of the potential that The  crypto market holds .
Any one who calls himself a friend and is not sharing or giving you insight to what he's doing so that if you're interested you can benefit is not a friend and should be let go as any friendship that is not beneficial is not good

[Axcel777]

You are right in investing we are responsible for ourselves because it is our money. And we should not need to share with those who can only blame when experiencing defeat. because in investing our analysis and predictions are not always right, but they will never understand that.
So, it is better not to share and I agree with your steps, because I also only invest for myself.

In investing, there is no one who stands for you to blame or praise for any decision made because it is an effort for the future that we make. There is no necessity to listen to people who whine when we fail because only we know all the possible risks and conditions that lead to a loss.

This might seem paradoxical, but if we make investing about our own self-actualization rather than profit, it ‘feels safer’. We invest for a selfish agenda to the extent that every investment becomes a worthwhile experience.

[bayu7adi]

just share advice and experiences in a place that is appreciated, because at least what I share can be more useful and appreciated... after all, not everyone needs advice from us, and it would be a waste if we share our crypto views in the wrong place...

sharing here, I think is the right place... because everyone here can filter their own needs and know the risks themselves without us writing a disclaimer on every post... so I also like to read my friends' opinions about cryptocurrency and I also know the limitations to apply to myself.

[legend45]

just share advice and experiences in a place that is appreciated, because at least what I share can be more useful and appreciated... after all, not everyone needs advice from us, and it would be a waste if we share our crypto views in the wrong place...

sharing here, I think is the right place... because everyone here can filter their own needs and know the risks themselves without us writing a disclaimer on every post... so I also like to read my friends' opinions about cryptocurrency and I also know the limitations to apply to myself.

I also have the same opinion as you, I prefer to learn and read friends' experiences in the forum because it is more detailed and if we have doubts and are confused, we can ask directly and get answers immediately.
The forum, in addition to being able to increase knowledge, also has interesting events that are shared in the forum, airdrops and bounty campaigns.

[Hisbullah]

just share advice and experiences in a place that is appreciated, because at least what I share can be more useful and appreciated... after all, not everyone needs advice from us, and it would be a waste if we share our crypto views in the wrong place...

sharing here, I think is the right place... because everyone here can filter their own needs and know the risks themselves without us writing a disclaimer on every post... so I also like to read my friends' opinions about cryptocurrency and I also know the limitations to apply to myself.

Sharing suggestions and experiences in the forum is a good thing and likes to read it, because many friends who share and tell stories about their experiences. There is a good story and there is a bitter story but it adds to our knowledge. Moreover, the story of Scammers, this really helps me to be more careful in participating in an event.
I also gained trading knowledge from the forum, the experience shared by friends here. And this really helps me in learning trading.

[rizqillah]

just share advice and experiences in a place that is appreciated, because at least what I share can be more useful and appreciated... after all, not everyone needs advice from us, and it would be a waste if we share our crypto views in the wrong place...

sharing here, I think is the right place... because everyone here can filter their own needs and know the risks themselves without us writing a disclaimer on every post... so I also like to read my friends' opinions about cryptocurrency and I also know the limitations to apply to myself.

Sharing suggestions and experiences in the forum is a good thing and likes to read it, because many friends who share and tell stories about their experiences. There is a good story and there is a bitter story but it adds to our knowledge. Moreover, the story of Scammers, this really helps me to be more careful in participating in an event.
I also gained trading knowledge from the forum, the experience shared by friends here. And this really helps me in learning trading.

I am not a senior who has a lot of experience and knowledge so I don't have an experience that I shared in the forum, I just read and follow the development of what friends shared in the forum. Even I am not expert in trading, only sometimes trading when the market improves to get a profit. The forum will always become a place to get knowledge, I am very grateful for that.

[MUGNIA]

I don't think its a bad idea for us to share what we know with other people interested to learn about crypto because they will also apply same on the areas of concern to them, there is this common thing which we should also learn to know about the crypto, we may need each others opinions and well as views concerning the interpretation to what the market is saying, in other for everyone to enjoy its benefits.

It's true, but with the note that if they ask us about crypto, if they don't ask I personally am reluctant to share information because people nowadays often have different opinions and always feel right, so it's better to keep quiet if they don't ask than to be embarrassed when our knowledge is not lower than the person we give the information to.

[nakmantu99]

I don't think its a bad idea for us to share what we know with other people interested to learn about crypto because they will also apply same on the areas of concern to them, there is this common thing which we should also learn to know about the crypto, we may need each others opinions and well as views concerning the interpretation to what the market is saying, in other for everyone to enjoy its benefits.

It's true, but with the note that if they ask us about crypto, if they don't ask I personally am reluctant to share information because people nowadays often have different opinions and always feel right, so it's better to keep quiet if they don't ask than to be embarrassed when our knowledge is not lower than the person we give the information to.

That's what I often do, if we are not asked I will not tell the story because investing in crypto is very risky and if we provide information and input to them, while they do not have the knowledge and experience then join in investing and it turns out they experience losses, they will blame us.
Investing in crypto is very risky and not as beautiful as newbies imagine.