Quote from: Taskford on June 29, 2024, 11:41:02 AM

But for sure your experience can bring something new to the discussion and provably that there are learnings to get if you share your insights towards your activities done on your investment.

So its good if you share some ideas so that people would know on where they should correct you if there's something wrong with your decision or choices made.

Just continue to follow this thread since for sure that you will learn a lot of things here. Lots of experience from different people has been shared also suggestions for the methods they used and if you are eager to learn from those things for sure you provably became more better contributor or also an investor.

Since morning i have not been able to come online but this thread is the first place i ran to because i don’t want to miss out on any more discussions and will like to be part of discussions from now. I really appreciate all the encouragements from everyone and the advice, now i know that if i don’t share my ideas i might probably not get to learn anything and when i am wrong i will learn and take corrections.

Quote from: JayJuanGee on June 29, 2024, 08:07:44 PM

Sure, it could be true that in the very beginning of your bitcoin journey, you might hardly have anything to contribute beyond potentially asking questions, and sometimes longer term members will get annoyed when new member ask some seemingly basic questions that they should be able to fairly easily figure out, yet if you are doing some of your own homework and you are setting up your own systems (such as financial, cash management, and psychological systems), and you are also doing some of your own research, there are surely going to be times in which your learnings become more informed - yet you might have various questions about what you are doing and something might be difficult to figure out on your own, especially if you might recognize several competing options but you might be unclear in your own head about advantages and/or disadvantages in regards to various kinds of potential set ups and/or practices, and so I would thing that you would be able to ask questions or even make comments and suggestions that relate to your learnings or areas of your feeling that you don't really understand, even if some of the questions are seemingly basic and even if some of us in this thread might have covered some of the themes of your questions at various historical points in this thread

There are also some folks who come to the thread with other kinds of life-experiences, so none of us can really know your life experiences unless you share some of the ideas that you have that might be based on your experiences and your presumptions.. which might be something that we previously discussed, or maybe we have not yet discussed, so nothing wrong with bringing in some life experiences from time to time, whether you are a bitcoin or investment newbie or someone who has some kinds of experiences that might be worthy of sharing in a thread like this.

I actually encountered some questions that needed answers and some things I couldn't understand on my own despite my best efforts to learn on my own, and I've realized that certain journeys are not meant to be taken alone, and you'll need the help of others along the way, just as I do here. I used to have a lot of questions to ask about best investment practices, but I wasn't sure if such basic questions would be taken seriously, or maybe the discussion has been buried within the pages of the thread. It's a lot of pages to go through, but I've gone through some and have been able to learn one or two things, even though some discussions are actually more advanced for my level now. I suppose my fear was criticism. I'm still working on setting up my own investment model to fit my budget, I'm not pushing it too quickly at this point because I'm still learning.

It is true that if you do not share your ideas or experiences, others will be unaware of them. Some people may even have similar experiences and can easily share with you the best thing to do at such points, it may be something they failed to do at the time, but their experience will be able to prevent others from making the same mistakes they did. I had a terrible first encounter as well, but I've since learned from my mistakes and improved my ignorance and curiosity.

Quote from: Furious 7 on Today at 06:46:27 PM

ETFs and Halving are only a small part of the events we face in bitcoin so there is no need to feel that bitcoin is failing and like a broken record just bcause your expectations do not match the expectations that occur.
We are not making a trade that only thinks bitcoin will be able to accelerate in a short time because what we are aiming for is a longterm investment that really wants a situation where we have financial freedom in the future with bitcoin . Its just that most people especially for beginners, are too referring to ETFs and halvings that have occurred and expect bitcoin to jump and get instant profits but they dont realize that investing in bitcoin is not like that in terms of concepts.

Those who believe that the current state of bitcoin is the only reason it is failing are presumably impatient investors or those who bought because they were afraid of missing the approaching bull run and tried to take advantage by investing immediately after the halving. They are upset that things didn't turn out as planned and that they were blind to the decline. Competent investors will not panic and begin to believe that bitcoin is failing, but rather will see this as a chance to keep buying the dip.