Beautiful Day to everyone,
I am very sorry that I have not been regular in my posts. It's not like that many people are reading this anyway. Hey guess what...there were some @coil donations that came my way which I promptly donated to StJudes via the tipbot. Well the main theme for today is to take a look at what people are doing with their hard earned money. I see everyone buying XRP like there is no tomorrow, but it's mostly confined to those in the community. The belief in XRP is such that the potential of the crypto is undeniable. However, lots of cries and screams are coming from those who feel that the price of it should be much higher than it actually is.
Everytime there seems to be good news for the team at Ripple, the price of XRP goes down. Many get frustrated when seeing this and start going into a downward spiral of depression. Not only that the number of scammers coming in to rip people off their units of XRP is growing steadily. At times the people just want more and greed can come with costly consequences.
As long as the money you spend does not change your lifestyle, its fine...but if you are taking a double mortgage, using your kids college tuition and other forms of life savings...you need help..I mean professional help. These things sound like an addiction to gambling or in this case crypto. Alright, if ever you feel that you were scammed due to greed, don't feel bad, just take it as a learning experience and move on. These are lessons in life we learn from and move on.
Make a donation and feel good that you have done something good for someone else other than yourself. Trust me it will make you feel better! Whatever you have lost to that scam, you can earn it back and life will go on...so don't worry.
I am glad that we have such a strong community here. A great group of people, whom I have never met before...but have always been there and supporting each other. I have to thank everyone who has been a positive influence in my life and I will do what it takes to pay it forward every single day.
Take care and stay blessed.
Best Regards,
Mr K.
I am very sorry that I have not been regular in my posts. It's not like that many people are reading this anyway. Hey guess what...there were some @coil donations that came my way which I promptly donated to StJudes via the tipbot. Well the main theme for today is to take a look at what people are doing with their hard earned money. I see everyone buying XRP like there is no tomorrow, but it's mostly confined to those in the community. The belief in XRP is such that the potential of the crypto is undeniable. However, lots of cries and screams are coming from those who feel that the price of it should be much higher than it actually is.
Everytime there seems to be good news for the team at Ripple, the price of XRP goes down. Many get frustrated when seeing this and start going into a downward spiral of depression. Not only that the number of scammers coming in to rip people off their units of XRP is growing steadily. At times the people just want more and greed can come with costly consequences.
As long as the money you spend does not change your lifestyle, its fine...but if you are taking a double mortgage, using your kids college tuition and other forms of life savings...you need help..I mean professional help. These things sound like an addiction to gambling or in this case crypto. Alright, if ever you feel that you were scammed due to greed, don't feel bad, just take it as a learning experience and move on. These are lessons in life we learn from and move on.
Make a donation and feel good that you have done something good for someone else other than yourself. Trust me it will make you feel better! Whatever you have lost to that scam, you can earn it back and life will go on...so don't worry.
I am glad that we have such a strong community here. A great group of people, whom I have never met before...but have always been there and supporting each other. I have to thank everyone who has been a positive influence in my life and I will do what it takes to pay it forward every single day.
Take care and stay blessed.
Best Regards,
Mr K.
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