You can't really teach someone to believe in something—that's the hard truth nobody wants to hear. In crypto especially, you can throw all the data, charts, and fundamentals at someone, but if they don't have that conviction, they'll panic sell at the first dip. Real belief comes from doing your own research, getting burned a few times, and actually understanding what you're holding. It's personal. That's why the best traders aren't always the ones with fancy degrees—they're the ones who've lived through enough cycles to trust their own judgment.
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SoliditySlayer
· 9h ago
You're so right; faith really can't be taught. My newbie friends in the crypto world keep asking me if they can make money. I show them the candlestick charts and whitepapers, but as soon as the price drops, they cut their losses and run, only to regret it later.
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HashBandit
· 9h ago
ngl this hits different when you've actually lived through the mining collapses... conviction ain't taught, it's earned through pain and spreadsheets. back in my mining days i learned more from power consumption analysis than any fancy degree ever showed me. the ones who panic sell? they never calculated their actual breakeven ROI anyway
You can't really teach someone to believe in something—that's the hard truth nobody wants to hear. In crypto especially, you can throw all the data, charts, and fundamentals at someone, but if they don't have that conviction, they'll panic sell at the first dip. Real belief comes from doing your own research, getting burned a few times, and actually understanding what you're holding. It's personal. That's why the best traders aren't always the ones with fancy degrees—they're the ones who've lived through enough cycles to trust their own judgment.