The same thing (or shit if you like) will happen time and again. It is just in human nature to "hope for something out of nothing". There is a special word in Russian to describe just that - "xaлявa", which can't be properly translated into English without losing the whole meaning it conveys, especially the strong negative connotation it has (the English rendering "freebie" doesn't cut it at all since it lacks this extremely contemptuous undertone). So most, if not all, people have it in them, and unless they are aware of it and can control it consciously, the process is bound to repeat itself over and over again. But that's an opportunity for us if we are able to ride it and profit from it
At the end of the day where they realized things far from the expectation, they can't afford to lose more ...
They would start crying like ' bitcoin is a biggest scam!' ' I lost thousands dollar in it within a month! ' and bla bla bla... a never ending frustrated stories caused by careless uneducated newcomers , that kind people are lack of responsibility and greedy at once, a perfect formula to make a mess with your life
But here's the catch (another one, as there are many)
If they were just a little bit more patient, and had simply waited out the bad times they wouldn't be crying out loud. I mean Bitcoin went exponential to 20k in a matter of a few months, then crashed to 3k (here comes the "bitcoin is a biggest scam" part), in a short while resurrected and surged back to almost 14k
The point is, it was first greed that forced people to enter the fray at the wrong time, and then it was fear that made them leave the game at wrong time again. And what do we get from this? Correct, that there is no right time for the wrong people. So it is greed and fear as the two sides of the same coin that always come and go together