It is really unfortunate, I really pour out my heart to those who lost money in the Luna and UST saga, it's really really unfortunate, am truly short of words.
Someone lost over $1.2m in Luna, he couldn't bear it, it was all he has, that money was he's life (according to him), he lost everything, he couldn't bear it, he went eventually committed suicide but luckily for him, eyes were around him and he was found on time and rushed to the hospital, after much battle, God through the doctors restored him back, though currently, he can't speak, but he's breathing fine now.
Just joining my voice to that of every other person out here, suicide is never an option, it should never be an option, your life is more precious than whatever amount of money you think you lost, stay alive, it might be too hard to bear, yes, but keep pushing, never succumb to that spirit of suicide speaking to your head, stay alive and hopeful, whatever lost can be recovered.. Just keep pushing, you are strong, you are more powerful than you think.
By the way, here's the link to the tweet : https://twitter.com/BlockchainBuk/status/1524406350209552387?t=VdN3c32-SKVL1AFy_Ylb4g&s=19
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Crypto rule is just simple, I dont know how people can just decide to take their own life because of money, they lost their minds and that leads to not thinking deeply, will loss of life refund what they've lost on the other side? Invest only what you can afford to lose, we keep saying that on this forum to newbies almost Every time. New topics comes from people on here from time to time warning people to invest only what they can afford to lose.
world, but suicide is never a good.
Our lives matter to our society, families, and friends, so let's stay strong and bear with this predicament; I'm sure it will pass sooner or later.
Our lives matter to our society, families, and friends, so let's stay strong and bear with this predicament; I'm sure it will pass sooner or later.
Let's always remember that money is amazing, but it is not everything.
Money can buy you freedom and pleasure, but not happiness.
Let's not become slaves of money and pleasure. We don't need to make as much money as possible, neither put our happiness, family and even our life at stake to get more money
Most of us are losing a lot of money right now. This is a good time to think about what is truly important in our lives now and how much risk do we really need to be exposed to.
I also want to remind those of you who are starting to panic that this crash phase is nothing compared to the crash in 2018 ($20k to $4k). We're only around a 50% drop from ATH $60k.
Of course, the recent decline will not have much of a psychological effect on the old holders. One of the best ways to deal with it is to ignore the market. The bear market is a good time to take a break.
Of course, the recent decline will not have much of a psychological effect on the old holders. One of the best ways to deal with it is to ignore the market. The bear market is a good time to take a break.
There is a rule and anyone who obeys this rule has no business commiting suicide. This golden rule is "Invest what you can afford to lose".
Although this is a common rule and we all know this but in reality no one wants to lose money. One can never be too prepared to lose money. Whether you can afford to lose the investment or not, the loss will still hurt you nonetheless. The degree of hurt may vary, some may feel so bad to the point of committing suicide. I wouldn’t be so eager to remind them of the “golden rule” 
I would take this information with a dose of caution, because who could really confirm that someone committed suicide for such a specific reason? Unfortunately, people commit suicide every day for a variety of reasons, and money is not always the main reason they do it. People need to be taught to stay away from projects like this, and those behind them need to be punished for doing something that was obviously unsustainable and may have cost some people their lives in the end.
Let's not forget that there are people who want the best for themselves and the small circle of people around them and that they have a lot of money coming from projects like this - this Kwan or whatever his name is should be held accountable for his stupidity, and I hope South Korean authorities do something about it.
Let's not forget that there are people who want the best for themselves and the small circle of people around them and that they have a lot of money coming from projects like this - this Kwan or whatever his name is should be held accountable for his stupidity, and I hope South Korean authorities do something about it.
Committing suicide is never an option whatsoever. Life matters the most, and as far as you’re still breathing they’ll be better days ahead. This is not the first time the market is falling and it still bounce back bigger most times. Many people need orientation on to what to expect when investing in cryptocurrency and should be ready to face the consequences rather than just persuading them to join while they’re expecting big profits at the end of the day which is maybe likely not to be so.
It’s so sad people lost their lives because of this, I believe things will turn normal soon but one should “Only invest what they can lose”.
It’s so sad people lost their lives because of this, I believe things will turn normal soon but one should “Only invest what they can lose”.
Many newbies come to crypto to make quick money, and most of them always break the rule that says "don't invest what you can't afford to lose," which is what leads to suicides, but remember, as the OP has stated our lives are very valuable, so let's be patient and hopeful. You shouldn't commit suicide because you lose money, if you are alive then you can still make more than the amount you lose, I don't think thier is anything worth killing yourself for.
There is a rule and anyone who obeys this rule has no business commiting suicide. This golden rule is "Invest what you can afford to lose". This rule is not for the world of crypto only, it's applicable in all spheres of life.
This life is full of risk, the life itself is a risk. Being able to move from house to work, you have taken the risk of dying by road accident. Sleeping in your bed, you are taking a risk because the building could collapse. So, the risk we take should be calculated, the one with less severity.
Let us therefore remove greed in this space and always understand what Isaac Newton said "What ever goes up, will surely come down"
My regards to all affected by the red market, it will green soonest. The red is always a buy opportunity, and this might be the greatest we can witness.
This life is full of risk, the life itself is a risk. Being able to move from house to work, you have taken the risk of dying by road accident. Sleeping in your bed, you are taking a risk because the building could collapse. So, the risk we take should be calculated, the one with less severity.
Let us therefore remove greed in this space and always understand what Isaac Newton said "What ever goes up, will surely come down"
My regards to all affected by the red market, it will green soonest. The red is always a buy opportunity, and this might be the greatest we can witness.
The current state of the crypto market may result in more unexpected suicides among crypto coin holders and investors.
I'd like to use this medium to provide some motivation to my fellow cryptocurrency beginners. This is an unforeseen scenario that will be difficult to overcome, but let us remember how precious our lives are. If we lose our money but remain alive, let us have more hope because if there is life, there is hope; suicide is not an option; patience and commitment are the best options right now.
I'm not sure how many people have committed themselves as a result of the current crypto market situation in different parts of the world, but suicide is never a good.
Our lives matter to our society, families, and friends, so let's stay strong and bear with this predicament; I'm sure it will pass sooner or later.
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