Half or Clean Shaven?

Multi-choice tweets about cryptocurrency are becoming increasingly popular on X (Twitter). Question like "When do you think BTC will moon? A:Q3; BQ4", and so on.




Most of the time, the tweet is not seeking expert opinion; the owner of the tweet already has their belief validated in the back of their mind, but sometimes they want others to sort of affirm their validation, or at least see the number of people who believe in what they believe, aside from the other reason, which is to farm monetization on Twitter (which is not the focus).

Of course, no one is an expert in cryptocurrency or life in general, which is why we have options. We would rather be wrong with everyone else than be the only one who is correct. This is why we mostly seek the approval of others, to see if they fully support our decisions or not. Life is multi-choiced.

There are so many layers to everything, so many people who could be wrong or right, and we like to think we are following the people who make the right decision, because we believe a large number of people are more likely to be correct than a small number of people.

It is like BTC Maxis claiming that BTC is 90% cryptocurrency and altcoins are probably 10%. Ironically, people come for BTC because that is what they are most familiar with, but they settle in, study other projects, and invest in them, and this is what has the potential to pay off. Altcoiners, on the other hand, argue that BTC is hollow and meaningless without other projects, as it is essentially the tip of the iceberg and lacks depth.

However, anyone new to cryptocurrency may believe that following the decisions of millionaires is the best course of action, because most people believe that millionaires or billionaires are never financially inept. This is not meant to invalidate BTC Maxis or Alt maxis; it is more to say that we prefer to belong to a category, to be associated with something, rather than being perceived as being in the middle.

Black Or White?

Crypto is not black and white, and believing that there are no superior projects limits one's ability to be open to profitable opportunities. For example, open-minded people on Hive do not believe it is perfect or terrible; they are mostly in the middle. Why? This is because being open-minded allows you to find a balance.

Hive definitely needs to grow, perhaps by removing some witnesses from the top 20 and replacing them with others who are pragmatic and willing to make smarter decisions on behalf of the chain, but saying Hive is bad because it has not caught up with how well BTC is doing is simply playing the category game. Hive is more than what we think it is; it has both good and bad aspects.

Knowing this can be a step toward improving the blockchain. It is not completely perfect or bad because it is still growing and wickedly functional (even if we tend to downplay this based solely on price).

Our knowledge is limited,

.....which is why expert opinion may be incorrect. Sometimes the smart answers do not come from professionals, but we tend to believe that people who are not successful in life can not be smart enough. I have seen someone here (A Whale) expressly believe that someone who is not wealthy cannot teach others about financial literacy because they are not wealthy enough.

It is mostly a category game. True, our category tells a lot about us, but it does not fully define our beliefs.

Playing "The Category" Game

At the end of the day, anyone can be correct or incorrect, regardless of their inexperience or wealth of experience. Smart answers do not always come from the brightest minds, which is why playing the category game blinds us to the opportunities we can actually pursue.

For example, in my quest to manage my health condition, I have been open to many expert opinions, and I have discovered that even the most qualified doctors can be wrong; this does not diminish their qualifications; it is just life, and degrees or wealth of experience do not guarantee that people are always correct.

It is critical to avoid the category game, approach everything as if it were right or wrong, and maintain an open mind.



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It's hard to really know when prices will moon or skyrocket. I find that it's a losing battle and I agree that the person just wanted confirmation bias.

I also agree that crypto is more than just black and white. There is a lot of new technology being built in crypto and who knows if they will succeed.

Exactly, there is the confirmation bias throughout the industry and people just wants to know when what price will moon or when it wouldn't.

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The crypto industry is a big place with lots of opportunities to be explored. I don't know my way around the industry yet and many more people still are trying out to know the system but the truth is we can never know it all but we can learn and use the tools available to improve in the space.

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Exactly, it's big and there for the taking, so no knowledge is infinite, there's still a lot out there.

Omo I’m not a crypto guru at all but I go for what the majority say. It means it is very likely for that prediction to be correct.
I hope we get a bull run soon though
Mummy needs money😅

The majorly are mostly right when it comes to price predictions but when it's about which project is best, there's always controversy.

For example, in my quest to manage my health condition, I have been open to many expert opinions, and I have discovered that even the most qualified doctors can be wrong.

100% Looking for experts opinion is really valuable but sometimes they are wrong. At the end of the day we have to make out own decisions.

Have a great day!

Thank you, most times, we end up having to make our own decisions and even studying our bodies and conditions to see how we can personally help ourselves.

BTC is great, but some of the most money made will come from the alts just like it always has been. I still recall hearing about some lucky guy who bough Shiba Inu in the first couple days, bought $17 worth. A few months later who sold it for several million dollars. There's a lot of luck involved, but research can help narrow down the bets a little.

But BTC Maxis mostly don't agree, they tend to think it's the opposite. All round every crypto out there creates a complement. The industry complements itself and this is why money is mostly flowing here and there..

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Having been in an industry for six years and having some experience of how the market works, only those who have worked hard for a long time and are patient can make a profit here. And after being patient, profit can be found here.

I think to better navigate life in general knowing that it isn't always black or white requires us to be open minded to a large agree. For me, the gray areas are what I mostly put my attention in the hopes of achieving some sort of balance between what seems right and what seems wrong. Interestingly, something that seems right today and seem wrong tomorrow. Life is very multifaceted.

Those who shout loudest are the ones to shy away from, bragging success... I do believe those who learn the hard way, know how to "turn a penny into a pound", will slowly learn any system which leads to success along the way.

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You're right and it's the same in the real world, people just want their opinions validated and affirmed, it's not about learning the new and right information

Crypto business basically trends in a daily basis 💯🏆👍