Can you lose it all?
Do you have the time?
What assets do you believe in?
6/ SYSTEM #1
Let's look at some examples:
Ash is a 9-5 weekend warrior and is willing to make a small bet on web3. She gets 'not your keys, not your crypto'.
She has spare income at month's end, but little time.
A friend told her about @TeamKujira and #IBC. She resonates.
7/ cont'd
Ash sets her own system⚙️
1️⃣ Always uses a ledger device
2️⃣ On-ramps $200 at month-end using @local_p2p
3️⃣ Uses $150 to buy native $BTC and $ETH on @THORChain
4️⃣ Send the rest over to Kujira using #IBC and DCAs weekly into $KUJI on @CALC_Finance.
5️⃣ HODL & Repeat.
8/ SYSTEM #2
Pete works for @coingecko and breathes crypto 24/7 but degen gambling is his Achilles heel.
He got rekt twice in 2022, but part of the reason he is in crypto is the thrill of the 100x (As long as he can keep paying rent).
Pete sets his own system⚙️
1️⃣ Has 200 $USDC at month-end.
2️⃣ 100 $USDC go into @Kucoincom. He sets his 10x bets.
3️⃣ 100 $USDC are sent to @StargazeZone using @axelarcore
4️⃣ Sweeps the floor and spends time flipping NFTs.
5️⃣ Takes profits into $BTC.
6️⃣ HODL & Repeat.
10/ SYSTEM #3
Crush got into crypto in April 2021 📈
He got into #Terra, made some gains, took some profits, regularly used a ledger and even diversified a bit.
But he ALWAYS did so on a whim.
He knew his 101s, but he had NO SYSTEM ⚙️
It's Nov 2022, and Chris is REKT 📉
11/ cont'd
This means that although Crush knew what he needed to do, he seldom did.
His knowledge never translated into action because he didn't have investment habits⚙️.
According to 'The Power of Habit', 45% of our decisions are made out of habit 👇
It's obvious that not everyone on #twitter has your best interests at heart but have you ever blindly invested in something because everyone else was doing it?
Loss aversion — a behavioral phenomenon where humans show a higher sensitivity to potential losses than to gains — is most likely negatively affecting your investment decision making.
But what exactly is loss aversion and how can understanding it make you a better investor?
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The tendency to value something more when it is lost rather than gained is deep-rooted in our evolutionary history:
→ Those that feared the snake in the grass were more likely to pass on their snake-fearing genes than those who were too greedily picking fruit to notice.
In fact:
→ In low-resource environments humans are cognitively biassed to make sure they do not go below the minimal level of resources required for survival.