Quote from: CryptopreneurBrainboss on Today at 09:18:34 PM

Quote from: btc_angela on August 01, 2025, 04:54:15 AM

Here is another example on why we really need to be quiet in our social media and not tell about our crypto investment as we might be the next target.

In this case, I think she's an influencer and their work requires some public knowledge of what they're hodling but the lesson here should be heard because you don't necessary have to let people know what you own. Privacy shouldn't be compromised or you become a target for criminals. Lucky they didn't get hurt but that's not always the case for others as we have read about people getting killed/kidnapped because of their crypto possession. Unless there's something you're trying to achieve with flaunting your possessions, it doesn't make any sense and even when you do flaunt for business purposes, have some sense and not disclose everything you own.

Mate let me tell youna short story about my experience with some forks in my environment last week, we were having a public discussions and one guy seems to be so laud about his cryptocurrency portfolios and how much his coins are doing in the market, he was having the discussions with another guy in the gathering, although we were all community members, so more like all friends, but even at that level none among them knows that i know anything about cryptocurrency,.

Infact he the guy went further to engage me in the discussions and the first thing he said to me is, bro, dont you want to buy some crypto, it can make you rich in the next couplof months to year, i pretended as if i know nothing about cryptocurrency just for my privacy sake, inhad to tell him to give me time to go and study about cryptocurrency, and get back to him, i just had to say that just to get him off me because if i engage him more he may discover that i know much about cryptocurrency.