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This is the mentality of a family member of mine who was in early on BTC but also sold early (Liked mined lots at 10cents each, sold all at $10 each). He is up
by mox1 4y ago
This is the mentality of a family member of mine who was in early on BTC but also sold early (Liked mined lots at 10cents each, sold all at $10 each).
He is up on every new shit-coin, he spouts a little bit about the world changing proposition, he basically does it because "hes not missing out again".
His idea is to drop $100-$1000 as early as possible (like at the ICO or pre-buy whatever) and hope one of these things 100x'es.
Part of him knows this is a fools game, but he is "smarter" and still doesn't want to be left out yet again.
- wpietri 4y agoPeople like this just kill me. I don't know how many people remember it, but in the 1990s there was a fad for WWJD bracelets, with 10s of millions sold: https://www.mortaljourney.com/2010/11/1900-century/1990-trends/wwjd-bracelets https://www.mortaljourney.com/2010/11/1900-century/1990-tren... In 1999 I met a guy who had missed out on a business opportunity around those. He had just bought into what he was sure was the next big thing: Y2K bracelets, which here stood for "Yield 2 King". He was sure that god was sending him this opportunity. Even then I felt bad for him.
- twiceaday 4y agoI had an Uber driver just like this. Missed out once, never again. He also gave me card with a referral code for some shitcoin that you 'mine' by tapping the app once an hour.