People invest into crypto assets, because it has the underpinnings of an emerging trend in technology, finance, and blockchain that will change the world given enough time. However, the near-term headwinds are usually recurring, though it won’t be obvious as to which black swan event will keep prices on the various exchanges suppressed. In a sense, we’ve all got to roll with the punches, as we hope none of them knock us out for the count. The most common fears: Over regulation is one of the biggest fears, as it forces teams to adapt, and diminishes sentiment in the entire ecosystem. There are some cases where it gets obvious that the bad news will creep into the pricing and will force a drop in the value of various crypto assets across the world. The added complexity of the regulatory environment, reduces risk-taking behavior, which causes the value of crypto assets across exchanges to drop, and rather quickly. Regulation is supposed to ensure price stability when politicians pitch the idea, but it often has the exact opposite effect on the price of various crypto assets. Hacking incidences get publicized more than anything else, and it’s a huge issue in the ecosystem, because it forces participants to become risk-averse to selling or buying, if in the event they’re a victim of a hack, they’re unlikely to participate in the space any further. Hackers ruin the entire ecosystem by not only causing the price of coins to drop across exchanges, but they also steal money blatantly and openly, which increases the regulatory burden on exchanges, thus leading to speculation over exchange cyber security. When negative news like this permeates, it reduces the adoption of crypto currency/assets, as it becomes more and more common. Pump and dump coins are another catastrophe on the rise. Whether the organization developing and backing the coin developed a non-usable product, or they’ve over-promoted is subjective. Though, there are various reasons for why a project may fail, and when combined with hyped ponzi schemes like Bit Connect, the issue gets exacerbated much further. Also, tokens that don’t classify as a utility, but were marketed as a utility will get the whip cracked on them by various regulatory agencies down the road. So, when buying tokens, make sure it is a utility token and not a security offering, because if you buy an unregistered security offering, chances are quite high the value of the token will collapse because the government is busy chasing after them with subpoenas and so forth. There are risks to participating in this space, but if you’re insightful and develop a means of navigating through them carefully, I reckon you’ll make it to the other side. It’s worth understanding these various risks, because if you know these risks exists, you can STILL react intelligently to them. If you want to learn more via video courses with my help, and the help of crypto millionaires, bitcoin foundation founders, and various other crypto pioneers who are at the forefront of news, information, and methodologies you’ve got to join the Bitcoin Crypto Mastermind program. We also provide live events, one-on-one consulting, and private communities where knowledgeable experts, and experienced traders interact with each other, share ideas, and keep a level of inclusion that can be found nowhere else. The program will remain open for a select period, so enroll as soon as possible.