Getting “fooled” syndrome- well, I named this as such because crypto is the place where you can make a vow and change your mind just before you could finish saying your vow. You can vow to sell any coin you get as soon as they list on exchange but just before you could, the market fundamentals will pressure you to change your mind and say something else. Also you can have your portfolio gradually decreased to zero if you’re not very very craeful. You will be gradually fooled by the market if you don’t make firm decisions.
I tell you man! This really happens in crypto buddy. You can have a bounty payment valuating a thousand dollar and have it gradually decreased to zero. It's so so bad. We hope we enter into a bull run sometime soon so that we can get back some of our lost money. 
Topic: You Can only find these in crypto (FUNNY AND FACTUAL) (Read 136 times)
On your last point about the investors, investors used to gain tremendously from projects but times have changed and it is quite unfortunate there are many scam projects that are causing financial losses to investors.
Good argument you have raised. So the question is that why then do they sell their investment way lower than what they bought or invested. Some projects even go to the extent of delaying the payments of bounty and bonuses but still investors dump their own coins. Anyways there are some projects that have the investors with positive vision and so they do place proper orders. It's so funny and sad that it happens that way.
I must say I agree with some of your points but not entirely. Over the years, the world of crypto has seen some improvements, but like in every society or system there are good and bad days, the road is not all rosy, there are several ups and downs.
On your last point about the investors, investors used to gain tremendously from projects but times have changed and it is quite unfortunate there are many scam projects that are causing financial losses to investors.
On your last point about the investors, investors used to gain tremendously from projects but times have changed and it is quite unfortunate there are many scam projects that are causing financial losses to investors.
Too many “shit” to deal with- The crypto ecosystem as an emerging venture in the digital world has so many different things developing. Since there are new things happening each day, people find it difficult to grasp important messages and coins to follow. The too many shit comes in various aspects- too many coins, too many exchanges, too many telegram groups to join discussion, too many messages to read, too many new projects to follow, too many new projects to work for, too many bounty campaigns to manage and too many more.
Constant same questions in crypto forums- one other hilarious thing that happens only in crypto is the number of same questions that you will find at crypto exchanges. People keep on asking same questions every day and commenters also keep answering same thing each day with some even answering double always. no wonder Bitcointalk keeps on introducing tight rules for posting and ranking up.
Newbies joining everyday- well, we can somehow call this a fact rather than saying it is funny. The question is, are they old members posing as newbies or they are indeed newbies. Well, the latter is very good for the crypto community development.
The hub of excellent lies- if you are looking for a place where there are so many lies around, bet you would want to visit any crypto gathering. The rise of crypto came along with the rise of scam and fraud. The popular portal of this is the use of sugar-coated whitepapers. These documents help fraudsters to tell huge lies and give hue promises just to lure investors to throw their money away.
Common language is common- this part will be funny to you if you have been in crypto for quite sometime. For instance, read the replies for project's tweet, or eerrrm!!, facebook posts, or errrmmm!…maybe a new telegram airdrop group and you will find out the number of commonly common language in the crypto space. The repeating messages you find are nice project, good project, when moon, when lambo, when exchange etc…
Getting “fooled” syndrome- well, I named this as such because crypto is the place where you can make a vow and change your mind just before you could finish saying your vow. You can vow to sell any coin you get as soon as they list on exchange but just before you could, the market fundamentals will pressure you to change your mind and say something else. Also you can have your portfolio gradually decreased to zero if you’re not very very craeful. You will be gradually fooled by the market if you don’t make firm decisions.
Facts are not factual- volatility in crypto cuts across all the ecosystem and not just the market. If you want one of the most unpredictable arena, join crypto. A typical example is what just happened to the market this year, people have predicted since the beginning of the year but still there is no guarantee of a proper market season coming. The fate of crypto is unknown and it is in the hands of the unknown.
Investors actually don’t want profits- another funny but sad thing is that in crypto, people invest and then would want to earn less than they invested. It happens when new coins get listed on exchanges. On the first day of trading, investors will actually sell coins below the price they bought. This is so funny and sad but honestly, it happens in crypto.
Do you have any i didn't include? Let s share ideas and facts about what we observe in crypto so that we can all learn from it.
Constant same questions in crypto forums- one other hilarious thing that happens only in crypto is the number of same questions that you will find at crypto exchanges. People keep on asking same questions every day and commenters also keep answering same thing each day with some even answering double always. no wonder Bitcointalk keeps on introducing tight rules for posting and ranking up.
Newbies joining everyday- well, we can somehow call this a fact rather than saying it is funny. The question is, are they old members posing as newbies or they are indeed newbies. Well, the latter is very good for the crypto community development.
The hub of excellent lies- if you are looking for a place where there are so many lies around, bet you would want to visit any crypto gathering. The rise of crypto came along with the rise of scam and fraud. The popular portal of this is the use of sugar-coated whitepapers. These documents help fraudsters to tell huge lies and give hue promises just to lure investors to throw their money away.
Common language is common- this part will be funny to you if you have been in crypto for quite sometime. For instance, read the replies for project's tweet, or eerrrm!!, facebook posts, or errrmmm!…maybe a new telegram airdrop group and you will find out the number of commonly common language in the crypto space. The repeating messages you find are nice project, good project, when moon, when lambo, when exchange etc…
Getting “fooled” syndrome- well, I named this as such because crypto is the place where you can make a vow and change your mind just before you could finish saying your vow. You can vow to sell any coin you get as soon as they list on exchange but just before you could, the market fundamentals will pressure you to change your mind and say something else. Also you can have your portfolio gradually decreased to zero if you’re not very very craeful. You will be gradually fooled by the market if you don’t make firm decisions.
Facts are not factual- volatility in crypto cuts across all the ecosystem and not just the market. If you want one of the most unpredictable arena, join crypto. A typical example is what just happened to the market this year, people have predicted since the beginning of the year but still there is no guarantee of a proper market season coming. The fate of crypto is unknown and it is in the hands of the unknown.
Investors actually don’t want profits- another funny but sad thing is that in crypto, people invest and then would want to earn less than they invested. It happens when new coins get listed on exchanges. On the first day of trading, investors will actually sell coins below the price they bought. This is so funny and sad but honestly, it happens in crypto.
Do you have any i didn't include? Let s share ideas and facts about what we observe in crypto so that we can all learn from it.
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