This is the best investment advice!

Good advice though I can look at my blockfolio 30 times a day and feel nothing - well I feel bored if its not doing much I guess tbh. 

The issue isn't the numbers so much as the meaning we make of them - "holy shit I could buy a meal / car / house / yacht / whatever with that!!" That is what screws people up. Don't ascribe the meaning don't have the problem. These things are daydreams (until you cash out anyway) and daydreaming is a choice.

Remember its all bullshit and life is a circus and you should be fine. Well, it  works for me anyway

Very good post @kyriacos
This post included investment project..

That bitcoin info graphic was really funny.

Totally agree. when i first started trading i thought i coul'd be a day trader but ya things didn't turn out so well and i just kept losing money. After i shifted to a more investing type or trading strategy my returns were significantly better. I barely even look at the markets anymore. i Just set a stop loss and a sell order and wait for it to hit one or the other.

Nice. I like the idea of doing less and have better results, while not being stressed out so much.

I completely agree with the HODL strategy, especially if you are not an experienced trader. Trying to time the market and guess what projects are going to take off in the short term is very risky. 

Something to consider as well is that traders thrive in volatility, so it may be in their interest to hype projects or put out FUD in order to create major fluctuations. Crypto is an unregulated market as well, so it is highly susceptible to market manipulation by "whales." You can minimize risk by buying value not NEWS. Investing in what you see value in is a good long term strategy.
In stocks, its not uncommon for influential people to hype up a particular stock that they invested in early and then to sell that stock shortly after the hyped NEWS sends it to the moon. It would be naive to think that this sort of behavior didn't happen in the crypto world as well.  

On another note, I thought the Lemur in the picture was trying to raise the nails out of the wood with its mind like a JEDI haha.

HODL all the way, it truly is kinda difficult when you pop some money into a coin, then see several red candles in a row. The trick, at least for me, is trying not  to get hyped or focus on one investment, just be confident that you made good research and diversify. I do still stare at the charts a bit too long though, never givin up that day trading dream.

@kyriacos AGgreed!

Thanks for the advice @kyriacos. Combine patience with a nicely diversified portfolio and more often than not you should be better off a couple of years down the road. On top of that, being patient is less stressful and time consuming.

Its Nice Post.

Thanks,

We have it made with investing in the stock market - contributing monthly to a Vanguard index fund will give you better results than most traders and managed funds.  

Crypto seems to be a bit more difficult, and it's still so speculative.  I have seen more discussions about portfolios and asset allocations in the last couple months, which is a good sign that a lot of people are looking at crypto as a way to invest in projects/companies, not necessarily to get rich quick.

Great one ! 
Nice selection . 
The second image is really funny !!

Warren Buffet said: "The stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient."

Good info @kyriacos A lot like Warren Buffett.  Buy and Hold strategy.  Pick the time to buy, because that is when you make the money, not when you sell.

I really like the way you see the market and your citation, it's make me change my vision and i hope the way i react.
Thank you @kyriacos, i follow you now :)