It's fine someone wants to share his success stories and even the failures. There's nothing wrong with that if that person shares how his crypto journey went like a roller coaster. Because all of us are interested to know how these people able to make it. But for us, we've got our own stories to tell, so there's really no problem at all if someone is only looking to the success stories and doesn't want to hear the failures of these successful people. As a sharer and reader, there is nothing wrong on both end what you prefer and there is also nothing wrong with how you are pointing this out with the point of view you have.

Sharing only is becoming wrong if there is an intention of some pitch at the end of these stories. I've seen a lot of them for the past years that there's this guy who has been new to the market and then became an investor and shared his failure. But then, because of this 'xx' project, he's able to make so much money and able to change his life. In that perspective, that's the wrong approach when it's about sharing the stories of these people. They're obviously trying to market through the emotions of people and I think that's wrong. However, in the marketing world, that's how you really get the trust of the clients and potential investors when you're able to move their feelings.

Well, we're all grown ups and we can attest whether the success story is for real or it's just another marketing stunt. Just don't fall for those kind of stories that are selling products and services at the end of it as that looks unethical for some but, if you just like to read and you're not moved by such, then be inspired always.