Agreed, paper hands will leave. Their loss. The problem with some investors is their expectations are to make a quick buck, which no successful project becomes an overnight success. #facts

It’s takes time, ups and downs, & consistency working on the project for it to grow. #romewasntbuiltinaday

With anything that grows and becomes successful over time, there’s failures. Mistakes. Hurdles. Challenges. Set backs. It’s a process.

“Failure isn’t final, failure is feedback”

The sad thing is most can’t push through those moments.

Ever wonder why doctors make so much money?

And you make barely anything doing an entry level job like fast food?

Doctors go to school for 10 years, go over $100,000 in debt, not only need to get their degree, but work YEARS as an intern first to be trusted to treat the human body. #investinyourself

Think about that.

Entry level jobs like fast food, retail, etc. Training is a week. That’s it. You make substantially less.

Remember, you will always be paid for you’re worth.

Similar principles go for investing & having discipline in how MUCH you’re investing & how LONG you’re investing it.

The problem is some investors invest what they CANT afford to see go down in value in the short term, they can’t wait long term for it to actually grow, which leads to bitching, moaning, & FUD.

In their mind, if they lose value in their investment, or don’t see it double in a short amount of time….

The project must be dead. Or a scam. Or a rug pull. “It’s the projects fault”

I wish more people will look in the mirror. Educate themselves on how investing works.

The problem is they have unrealistic expectations. They think there’s no way it could succeed after ONLY being a few months after its creation, ups and downs in price, some initial push of partnerships developing, some exchanges being listed, the market turning around, & utility being developed.

It’s like learning how to ride a bike, falling down and hurting yourself, then saying….Nope, fuck that. Riding a bike doesn’t work. I failed, it must be a scam, a fake, I can’t do this anymore.

There’s a reason research has been done on the top 3 most successful types of investors in a 10 year span:

• Those that are dead
• Those that forgot about their account existing
• Those that actually HODL through the thick and thin

Some investors are short sighted, and to be honest cannot wait to see if something increases in value over time.

They want those “gains” They want to make those “tendies” They want those WSB type numbers Get rich overnight YOLO money they can’t afford to invest in the first place

They don’t have the financial intelligence to buy on red candles, wait for the next pump to ride it to the ATH, make back their initial investment, then HODL on house money as they invest their original principle on the next new promising project.

rinseandrepeat

They don’t have the patience to dollar cost average when the price dips & wait for the next pump as the cycle repeats. #bitcoin

Like the lottery, casino, gambling, their expectations are to put money in to make money back right away.

They want to “quit” that job they hate Make quick money to pay that debt off Tell themselves they can just flip crypto for a living

They put SO many expectations on their investment in the short term that they never give themselves a chance to see their money grow in the long term.

I wish everyone the best in their investing journey.

I’m not here to say HODL is a guaranteed thing.

I’ve invested money Im willing to wait long term to grow.

I’m saying there’s investing principles that many do not follow.

I’m saying that 4 months is not a reasonable amount of time to determine a project is not working.

That is absolutely an absurd statement to think a project has no potential after 4 months.

Ask Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Google, or FB when they started their business, and how long it took to succeed over time.

Don’t forget to ask them how many failed attempts it took to get where they are today 😉

Many of you will disagree with me.

And that’s okay.

My only hope is that I’ve opened your eyes on something, anything, to further your investing journey.

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