How to know when greed is talking to or controlling you: 1. You're buying a coin because the price is rising and you feel you're missing out. So you jumped into it and either got burned or successfully made the ride. Whatever the outcome is for you, it doesn't matter, that was your greed controlling you. 2. You bought into a coin early and the price has appreciated significantly, so you decided to take profit as you're not confident in its further increase. Then boom, it did another 3X from the price you sold and you're regretting. That's greed. 3. Similar to point 2 above, you spent or sold your crypto to settle important real life bills and shortly after, the coin pumps and did a 2X or even 10X and you're bitting your fingers, wishing you never sold. That's the voice of greed. You can't have it all at the same time, so have no regret for legitimate use of your crypto. 4. One of your coins is doing a 2X almost every week, and you're like, let me sell my other low performing coins and put the money in this one that's moving up consistently. And then boom, 2 weeks after, the coins you sold all started pumping and the one you bought more of started slowing down or even falling. Congrats, greed has f*"ked you once again. 5. Every decision or expectations that's not based on fact or verifiable data is mostly being influenced by greed. #Cryptocurrency
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The opposite which I suffer from is procrastination. I meant to buy EOS at 50 cents but bought at $4 - Procastination I meant to buy Flexcoin at 19 cents bought at $1.88 - Procrastination.