Topic: Is the crypto money world addictive? (Read 242 times)
I would not spend too much time on cryptocurrency, I only use part of my spare time to do some bounties and join some airdrops of projects that I trust.
I never would have thought I'd be interested in all this stuff and now I can't seem to get enough of it so I'm really looking forward to working with this community and learning more about it and hopefully will be able to contribute something to it. I've even start writing a couple articles about cryptocurrency, something I never thought I would do - but as I learned more about it and I do more research I get more and more excited about the possibilities and I think I've come to the realization that - I'm addicted to crypto.
I think a few days before this. we follow the coins we buy in stock exchanges. We just bounty and airdrop campaigns. ToTo make a little more money on a continuous phone basis. I advice; Let's put a limit on ourselves and try to enjoy life.
Crypto Money becomes addictive if you put your whole strength, skills and resources to it. You need to know every detail about it. If you understand how it works, it's purpose. it's function and it's nature, you will be able to understand it's flow. It will only become addictive if you put your whole life to it. It's like gumbling to some, investment to others and livelihood to many. Traditional investment is still good while cyrpto currency investment is for a lifetime.
It's a matter of how much you understand cyrpto currency and live what you know about it ;-)
haha this is an interesting topic. I think you already know the answer when you ask yourself the question. This is a psychological problem for everyone. If you really control yourself then this is completely in control. But do not say anything when the amount is too big that psychology is not stable anymore. Always keep your mind light to control the game
When I first got into crypto I spent many hours watching and refreshing my screen, after a while I realised that now matter how much I watched and refreshed it didn't change a thing. I now check once a day unless the market is moving fast in which case I spend a little more time. It can be very addictive and take your life over if you're not careful.
ya..its addictive. when I started crypto investment I check my portfolio once a day. But now at least 1 time per hour if I'm wake up.
You'll learn and see your portfolio in a bit every few minutes. I've been checking my portfolio every minute and visiting bitcoin price trackers every now and then especially during this dip. To those new investors that are totally crypto addicts now, don't check price trackers now, it's not recommended. 
Yes it is very addictive but I understand crypto addictives because they can really make money and there are many opportunities if you stop you may miss a lot.
Yes, once you understand it it can be very addictive. It really depends on how you understand it.
I think that what attracted me is not the cryptocurrency, but the profitable space generated by these cryptocurrencies. Its way of making money is very attractive to us!
be careful. I have a friend, he is lazy to work and all bets on the Crypto market, although knowledge is limited. Later, when there was not enough capital, he borrowed and resumed, like a gambling addict. And now no one can contact him.
It certainly can be, but the bear market has probably quelled things somewhat for me.
I have a history of addiction (sober two years now) so unless crypto is consuming and interfering with your normal life, I wouldn't worry about it too much.
I have a history of addiction (sober two years now) so unless crypto is consuming and interfering with your normal life, I wouldn't worry about it too much.
ya..its addictive. when I started crypto investment I check my portfolio once a day. But now at least 1 time per hour if I'm wake up.
It seems that crypto addicts show very similar signs as gambling addicts! So recently you see some treatment center made for cryptocurrency addicts.
Those people most probably already have other problems that are not linked to Crypto currencies. You get people with obsessive compulsive disorders and this can be projected into anything they do.
Now, let me go check the price again... it has been 10 minutes since I have done that. ^lol^
It seems that crypto addicts show very similar signs as gambling addicts! So recently you see some treatment center made for cryptocurrency addicts.
The exaggerated fluctuations of cryptocurrencies are tempting and people are rushing into the cryptocurrency. In order to earn high spreads, many people do not have cryptocurrency-related knowledge, and most of them lose a lot of money.
I wouldnt say addictive its a lot of fun, joy and memes especially when the market is bullish 
It is also the millenial communitys that are great and keeping everyone here.
It is also the millenial communitys that are great and keeping everyone here.
It came as no surprise to me, that the people i know who gamble on horses and football etc, ended up coming in to crypto in late november/Early december, when the price of everything was through the roof!
If you're a gambler and sitting on the sidelines watching people make very easy money for doing very little, i totally understand why they got 'sucked in' to crypto. However,sadly, the very same people are the ones who got wrecked on the way down and now only have negativity about crypto. In doing so, giving Bitcoin/crypto a bad name and spreading bad vibes about it.
We don't need out and out gamblers in crypto. We need people to see its potential and future use case.
If you're a gambler and sitting on the sidelines watching people make very easy money for doing very little, i totally understand why they got 'sucked in' to crypto. However,sadly, the very same people are the ones who got wrecked on the way down and now only have negativity about crypto. In doing so, giving Bitcoin/crypto a bad name and spreading bad vibes about it.
We don't need out and out gamblers in crypto. We need people to see its potential and future use case.
Every action and every thought, especially connected to desires and passions, that you repeat on a regular basis can become an addiction. So, yes. The crypto money world has a great potential to become addictive. It depends on your attitude. If you let it take over you, you will end up being addicted. If you use it and don't let it use you, I guess you can remain OK in the long run.
Unfortunatelly not, the markets which accept crypto are changing it to fiat after the purchase.. :/
Everything depends on how you as a participant will dedicate your daily activities. But anyways i think it can be addicive because you'll always be constantly doing something.
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