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No offense - you know poorly the psychology of people and society
They always remember the worst - this is a fact. There is even an anecdote, a little vulgar, but I will cite it to understand how society thinks (please do not be offended by the content - this is just an anecdote):
I liked the anecdote but you need to explain it further as many will be looking at this and think that it is a bloody Christopher Nolan movie script No offense - you know poorly the psychology of people and society
They always remember the worst - this is a fact. There is even an anecdote, a little vulgar, but I will cite it to understand how society thinks (please do not be offended by the content - this is just an anecdote):
.psychology of people and society is that they always remember the worst but there are many who create a topic in speculation who never owned anything substantial and talks about how the market correction in cryptocurrency burned them as if the rest of the financial market levitates without any correction.
When it comes to the protest i stand by the protesters because that is not how a bloody government implements rules. You need to give everyone the opportunity and listen to every parties and clear their doubts and then implement it in multiple phases rather than rushing everything and confusing the general public who have no idea about Bitcoin.
I'm glad I was understood, thanks!
About market adjustments and other "incomprehensible words": these words are absolutely incomprehensible for a layman or a pensioner. For 99% so sure. And here, as expected, fraudsters, and "experts", and other people who are not very clean on their hands, will appear who, by lying, distorting information, or simply manipulating, will simply "pull" bitcoins out of not very knowledgeable people, which as a result, it will create a lot of negativity both to the crypt and to the situation as a whole. Or, on the contrary, they will be sold at an unrealistic price ... In a word, an unprepared audience is an ideal field for fraud
