Topic: Why I am not sharing my crypto love? <3 - page 9. (Read 3152 times)

I don't really talk about cryptos with other people, because I understand how complicated human emotions and interaction can be.

My time in crypto has not been that great, a lot of stress and a lot of frustration. So that's another reason why I would keep quiet if I ever make a lot of money, because other will just see it as though I got free money and be resentful for it.

But the reality is that it's a lot of work for something that's not certain.

Then, here in crypto currency world there are lots whose friendship bonds are strengthen while there are some that are being tested. But if you want to ger rich sometimes you need to sacrifice somethings in your life.

I’ve got a similar problem with a friend of mine. It’s really sad when money decide how your relationships will go but people are always like this. Just try to avoid talking about this, I believe it should help.

People easily think that this market consist of easy, they are too greedy to think like that. We must tell them the real situation of this market, your experience having a big loss and the time frame before you earn that money. If they still think about easy monet then you’d better to stop guiding them because they are not listening to you in the first place.

Well most time you have to learn to keep your success to your self because in most cases those who don't have interest in crypto currency and at that will never trust you that you made it in crypto through hard work and risk taking, in most cases they become jealous and try to bring you down one way or the other.

Right.I think sharing your income to your own family might not harm you at all.They are your family so they are supposed to understand you and give you more encouragement in the first place.I am doing it personally and i'm glad that they understand all my hardworks for it.And i could say they are also a big part of my success what i have right now.

I think this is a very important point which you have pointed out or maybe I am taking it on another sense. anyway its true that people don't understand the hard work or the required time they should give in it to see the results they simply take it as a quick magic to make money. and that's exactly how the human mind works. Its all because of the greed it makes then take the wrong decision sometimes. If you have good knowledge of something then it will help you to overcome these bad decisions. So go learn the skills

You shluld have encouraged your mates to join crypto - more crypto-hamsters would be available for cutting  
But if seriously, yes, I also hate people who just want to get their profit based on YOUR hard work without putting any effort in independent analysis of what is going on in crypto market.

And I agree with that as well, while I am not making a lot of money with cryptocurrencies I am making some and as soon as you tell people that, they want to know how you are doing it because they think that if you could do it they could as well and that is right, but they do not understand the huge amount of effort we needed to go through, to begin with no one was there to teach me anything I had to learn everything from scratch and I am sure I am not alone in this and yet they want me to teach them everything as if I had the time to do it, they do not want to do any effort by themselves and that is how I know they will not amount to anything in this market.

Well then I'd advise you first of all know the type of friends you share your ideas to. You can have so many friends but not all of them will be interested in your way of making money. It has happened to me before- I have some friends I once told them about crypto but they told me they're making good money from betting and so they aren't gonna get into crypto. I did understand them and didn't talk to them about crypto anymore. You should also let anyone you share crypto with be aware of merits and demerits as well as the earning time. Tell them in the beginning that it will take them days/weeks/months/years to make something.

You should actually share the knowledge about bitcoins but your point too is somehow correct. people's become greedy and lazy once they start getting each required information.

You are right on your opinion but I think there no problem to share your earning  but to keep some secret that you might have talent that came from your hard work

   SplendidHunter is right, but I don`t think that others see how much sacrifice each of us made for
crypto-currencies. I invested my money, time, countless hours in reading, researching, informing, and
we nothing is risk free, we all need to handle that pressure.
   I am in similar situation. Most of the people I know wish to earn money tomorrow, they don`t want
to invest so much time, they don`t have some big knowledge, but they want to earn a lot in a quick
time.
   Starting from bottom is hard. But who survives that have much higher chances for success.

I personally have no issues with telling folks about the very many benefits of cryptocurrency, block chain and crypto has come to stay and we are that know a thing or two about how it works have the responsibility of spreading information in order for it to become more popular, since the more the people who invest in it , the more the industry grows.

Most of the times people tend to see only the tip of the iceberg whch is your success but don't realise what lies below the sea level, all the hard work and losses you had on your way.

This is why it is very difficult to teach something to people, what you have learn about how to make some money with cryptocurrencies took you months or even years so you could see decent profits and now that you have made all the work people want to get the same results in days or weeks and that is not the way this works, they need to start from the very bottom and learn as well and when they see that they lose all the interest.

I understand and i also experince that kind of situation because i also teach some of friends how to earn money with cryptocurrency and they get interested with it, but they don't have any patience because they want to earn instantly.

I really understand what you mean, and it looks like you are a patient person, and I hope your friends learn like you are a lot of patience, but I suggest not to stop to share the crypto that you love to those who are patient and I suggest finding friends the same new as you,

I think the problem is not sharing it, the problem is how short sighted the people you are sharing it to. I've experienced alot of these people too whenever i share my "crypto love" with them. What i do is really set the bar low. Telling them the cons, the work they have to put in and mostly the readings they have to know for them to really be successful.

I've experienced same thing with you, dude. My friends saw that I'm earning money in crypto, so they asked me how I do that. Out of my willingness to help, I shared with them everything I know here from airdrops to bounty hunting to trading. It seemed to them that these are easy ways to earn money. They are that knowledge-hungry and profit-driven that they wanted to know ALL literally in ONE DAY. And so, they choked. They have taken note all the technicalities that I taught them, but have neglected the most important thing--there's no such thing as easy money. Even though the tasks are quite easy, you need to work it out diligently until the campaign ends and to patiently wait for your tokens, but that's not all. You still have to wait for it to join exchanges and to have trading volume. This is only the time when your labor gets profit. So this is a matter of tireless waiting. But my friends got sick and tired of it easily. Their expectations were spoiled, and their daydreams of easy huge bucks suddenly messed up, that they couldn't help but throw the blame on me. I neither told them to exchange their career for crypto nor dragged them forcibly here. It's saddening that our friendship is stained now. Well, it's not the fault of crypto; it's their greed that ruined our relationship as friends. So I advice anyone now: Never introduce your loved ones here, especially if you know that they are greedy, impatient and poor-spirited. You will only find yourself one day in trouble with them.