Topic: A matter of family conflict regarding Bitcoin. - page 3. (Read 1320 times)

For me the internet world is not surprising if many frauds occur because if people are unable to verify something in detail will provide a gap for certain elements to commit fraud. But that does not mean that the internet needs to be blamed but certain people who need to learn to understand further about the internet trip and vice versa about Bitcoin.

That is why knowledge space is very important for everyone and many cases of fraud in the name of Bitcoin even though it is not proven to be caused by Bitcoin. But unfortunately the community does not learn from these mistakes and is always trapped by a large profit promise from investment and the severity of fraud that occurs not only involving ordinary people. In fact, many highly educated people also feel fraud because they do not have knowledge about the right investment.

I do not intend to become a bitcoin teacher for others because I myself still want to add insight about it, but if it relates to my family is the responsibility to provide understanding to them. Some people are difficult to advise and they will be tempted by the promise of a big return so that our advice is not necessarily listening to, that is why for me it is better to provide understanding to the family or close friends compared to others.

Seeing individuals tricked left, right, and center is really annoying. They frequently fail to realize, as we have repeatedly observed, that Bitcoin is not a scam in and of itself. Its the way certain dubious people and organizations use it. Its like blaming the entire internet for one fake email, right?

I've been involved in the Bitcoin space for a while now, and I can tell you that the amount of times I've heard someone claim to have been duped by a scheme to "double your Bitcoin in 24 hours" is just too high! Regarding the issue in your community, con artists frequently utilize the name of Bitcoin to entice victims. They take use of its intricacy. We need to exercise caution.

It is imperative that we educate our friends and family. Even while kids might not learn everything at once, their level of caution will increase as they learn more. Which person will I counsel if everyone becomes an expert? Im kidding. Keep the good message going and be safe out there.

The mindset of making quick profits using small capital is a big problem that continues to be planted in people's minds today, so that in the end they have to deal with losses and deception from other people. I never agree when people say Bitcoin is a fraud because as long as we invest in Bitcoin, if we do it correctly and precisely we don't incur any losses, only individuals who use Bitcoin to deceive other people. Last year in the area where I live, many people experienced losses based on investments and after I investigated them they took advantage of fake investments that had nothing to do with Bitcoin.

There will be many stories that continue to be developed regarding bitcoin and if someone understands the patterns and ways of investing in bitcoin then they will be calm in facing these conditions. We can never make people avoid fraud and loss, but we have a moral responsibility to straighten this out with family, friends and other people we know well. At least when we explain something true to them, there is a little filter that can make them think.

If you are married I guess your wife is supposed to know some things, and bitcoin can be a tricky situation: if you bought those bitcoins years and years ago it's way easier to keep them hidden; if you are buying them while you are already married then she could notice some strange bank transfers and/or missing money, and if you go through a divorce for sure the lawyers would notice those transfers.

The problems blamed on others is the one thing I try to avoid in my own persona life. Even if it's obvious that I am not the one who did something wrong, I could still end up trying to figure out a way that I could live without needing something major, like even if someone else did something wrong to me, I could still sit down and think about why that happened, it doesn't have to be me that made the mistake, I could still find a reason why I couldn't avoid others making a mistake to me.

In this case, the investor should have been smarter about it, if you have a bad marraige and you want to hide your money, bitcoin isn't the way to go with all the KYC we are doing these days, it would come up eventually in divorce proceedings.

This is the same reason why we should be careful of whatever project we are promoting because we don't know what kind of people read our promotions on social media and in any other crypto community. we need to be vigilant and direct to the point when explaining the risk they are about to take when they decide to invest whether in bitcoins or altcoins so that we free ourselves from any blame in the future if something wrong happens to their investments.

blaming bitcoin is unquestionable because if it scams then very early people will accept this fact but we know that how much money bitcoin offered to its holders from years so if we blindly make decision then we cannot understand the fact but if we understand the characteristics of bitcoin then we can easily get advantage.

I want to say that if anyone don't like Bitcoin then it's up to him that don't invest money because bitcoin never force you to make investment as well as another person cannot make pressure on you to make the choice of buying bitcoin therefore if it is necessary for you to not go towards investment but also don't make negative concept regarding bitcoin in other's mind. Utilize your strength to accept the truth that bitcoin never ruin you but you ruin yourself using little knowledge and then unfurl misunderstanding about bitcoin.

The problem is people invest in Bitcoin without knowing it's nature. People are not interested in learning things even when they plan to invest there. There is no guarantee that Bitcoin will be at a higher price than today after exactly six months. There is no specific time frame to cash out the profits from Bitcoin investment. They have to wait for a suitable time to cash out the profits. Another problem is people think Bitcoin will always go up in price which is not true. It's volatile and this is the nature of Bitcoin. The stock market fluctuates as well. So, why blame Bitcoin only when there are similar things that are volatile as well?

Yes ,you are right. If we have no knowledge of Bitcoin ,you should not invest in  Bitcoin.For bitcoin investment ,someone needs time to
get knowledge.Knowledge is more important than money. For Bitcoin investment and trading ,systematic approach and trading signals are very important.
Systematic approach is very important to investment in Bitcoin.Many people put burden on family and don't earn money.They only want to be millionaire only by investment in Bitcoin .This is not possible .

You've touched on something profound here, especially with the family-first perspective. At its heart, Bitcoin, like all investments, is a leap into the uncertain future. It's more than just numbers on a screen; it reflects our hopes, fears, and, sometimes, our reckless desires. Now, thinking about the modern economic landscape, the temptation to jump onto the crypto bandwagon is real. But you're right; investments should never jeopardize immediate family needs. The tricky part is balancing the immediate with the long-term, especially in a world that's changing at breakneck speed. The question we should perhaps ask ourselves before every investment decision is, "Am I doing this for a better future, or am I letting greed blind me?"

I can't find any reason to blame bitcoin and if you unknowingly buy bitcoin and then lose it's never bitcoin's fault. You should know that there are many big investors in bitcoin and it's price is not stable so catching the dip price at the right time will be profitable. You should keep money separately for family living and with extra money you can start any other type of business and it can be crypto. No one will expand the business because there will be risk for any business! This is an accusation of unethical behavior so in crypto you can buy token but definitely review with experience.

The man is at fault for using domestic violence instead of learning from where things went wrong, now he will probably be jailed for this, meaning he is suffering from two losses and charges due to his impatience, it is normal for your partner to walk out of your life if they see that a new big failure have strike their partner, meaning they start living a very hard life before things start going back the way they used to.

His Violence solution makes me think he gamble the money away, I could be wrong but gamblers result into violence when they lose a large amount of money, there is a possibility that the woman already warned him about using such an amount of money to take risks, I found women to be more cautious when it comes to taking risk to gain more money, and they are there to help men as their partner, even when it comes to financial decisions.

Now this man lost all his money, and now he hurt his woman for leaving him, he will still have to face the law again, now everyone knows that he is involved with crypto, imagine is crypto is banned in this country, it will be an extra charge for him, he made the wrong choice and I hope he learn.

Yeah, that's true, and I believe he is not the only one, most of people who buy never cared about the technology or the solution that it's bring, proven by that Bitcoin was still considered as an investment assets rather than a currency, even many people in this forum preferred Bitcoin to stay as an investment asset with high volatility rather than a reliable currency.

That's why I'm simply not telling anyone where to invest. My friends and family know that I have BTC, and when they ask I tell them that I truly believe in it, but it's still a risk that I'm willing to take.

Bitcoin itself is not the root of the problem, it is more about how it is being managed and who does. Sometimes, people get caught up in the hype and invest more money than they can afford to lose then find themselves to financial stress and family conflicts. If you have your own family, I think it is necessray to let them know what you are investing into. While Bitcoin is part of the issue, we should focus educating ourselves first.

For sure none government will tell you that all of these problems arise because you are underpaid, you pay tax on your salary, when you visit the store, you pay product that also has to pay taxes, you have to pay property tax even if you build and own house, you have to pay vehicle tax, there are so many taxes, we only get almost 1/4 of our salary in pocket, everything else goes to government but this is not the cause of violence and crime, it's bitcoin because bitcoin is no different from gambling. It's funny that this bullshit story actually works on people.

There are obviously a few things wrong with the husband and he can't blame his problems on Bitcoins. Violence is never an option and someone that hurts other people has nothing to do with crypto currencies and bitcoin. We don't really know what went on before the issue and can only speculate which is not going to help. An investment loss is never the reason to hurt anybody, and it also doesn't matter if this was a Bitcoin or stocks or other form of investment. He could have lost a lot of money in a real estate deal or bought an investment fund that is struggling, leading to large loss. There are so many ways you can lose money these days and this will affect your family life. Most spouses will have a dispute over their finances from time to time as husband and wives usually have different ideas about how to invest and spend their money. As long as people can communicate there is not an issue and it's a healthy relationship. Unfortunately, violence happens in any country and there is no excuse for it. Maybe there were signs before that the relationship turned toxic and they should have split up. The blame can't be put only Bitcoins, people are still responsible for their actions and this was not a healthy relationship before investing in Bitcoins.

Your points are valid, but I don't believe it is wise for a family man who isn't wealthy enough to invest in bitcoin, not to mention any other investment that might result in a loss or a gain. The main issue with investors today is that they don't think things through. Even those who can't provide for their families may invest in bitcoin because of the gain they heard. Bitcoin is a long-term investment, and this is the first thing we need understand before becoming involved in anything involving investing. Bitcoin is not a gambling game that you will wager on and be waiting for the game to enter and cash out that very day.

A man who has a family to support, isn't particularly wealthy, and still wants to invest in bitcoin is greedy because your family can't be suffering while you are holding a coin. Additionally, investing from the family budget shows that the man is uninformed because if he knew what he was doing, he would never consider doing so because family savings are intended for family financial issues, and if a man touches them the wife has the right of way.

Right. Men and women are too different by nature. We understand how hard money is given and any opportunity to earn more, and maybe even make a life change affects us very much. m. we know the value of money - it's a very hard routine, with responsibility and boredom, working with people we don't like, and so on (I mean ordinary fulltime work). And women, in fact, do not care where a man will bring money from and how much he will get tired in their search. Knowing this, men are ready to hide investments, taking risks, but realizing that if, for example, tomorrow the yuitcoin will be 100 thousand dollars, then this will strongly encourage him to forget about the hated fulltime work.

The truth is that people will always complain. Not even Jesus who gave his life for us escaped humans grumble. Many people have said that Bitcoin is used for negative things like money embezzlement, tax evasion, fraud and scams, drug trade, and many others which has always needed a way to wipe it's footprint. But when you think of these things, all of them have been here before the creation of Bitcoin. Bitcoin is just a tool like a knife; one can use it to cut something loose while another can use it to st*b someone. It all depends on what for and how it is used - it creates no direct cause!