Category: Psychology
Controlling Coronavirus-Related Anxiety and Panic: Less Stressful News, More Active Attitude
Yes, I know you are dying to keep watching those news that show how people die and how a horrible apocalypse is coming. This is how the human mind operates.
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The Crypto-Psychology of FOMO: The Fear of Missing Out is Not So Bad
Have you felt the fear? If you are a regular crypto investor, follow Gold or the stock markets looking for good chances to realize some gains, then you probably know how painful and dominating FOMO can be.
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Attachment and Engagement: Essential Emotional Factors for Strategic Crypto Hodling
Flipping coins after one month of heroic hodling is part of what one consider normal crypto trading. Yes, recently even one month seems to count as “hodling”—.Profiting from very quick and supposedly smart investment has become an art in recent years.
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The Psychology of a Crypto-Unicorn: 1B Dollar Market Cap Dream
“Unicorn” is a term one hears frequently coming from the lips of people interested in high-level businesses. A quick search at Wikipedia would give us the common definition of the term: “A unicorn is a privately held startup company valued at over $1 billion.
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How Communities Can Detect and Take Action Against a Crypto-Scam
A scammer does not need to possess a highly elevated intellectual intelligence or impressive cognitive capabilities in order to manage little details necessary to keep the scam a secret for as long as possible.
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On Crypto-Psychology: Three Emotions That Obscure Sound Trading
One’s worst enemies during trading are not the unfair conditions in your Exchange, the manipulations performed by the so-called whales or the difficulty inherent to reading obscure graphics. No, one’s worst enemies are three basic emotions. If these emotions can be managed, one could then imagine being the king of trading.
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