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Fred (not his real name) was a good solid trader who performed high quality analysis before he traded. But he kept pulling out of trades which he believed in, as soon as someone on one of his Discord channels would doubt his trade. Which was often. When Fred came to me as a trading psychology coach, we mapped out the problems he was experiencing and it became clear that he was experiencing a fear of missing out.

In general, while we may think that our fears come from our own experiences alone there are actually several sources of fears in our lives.

In this article we look at fears that come not from genuine danger, fears that make sense, but fears that we often have that are harder to rationally explain. For example, fear of rejection or fear of missing out. These are not life and death situations but often our bodies and minds act as if they are just as scary.

In 2022, we started to emerge from the pandemic. However, the bad news is that 2022 was a record year for crypto scams. Crypto enthusiasts declare that digital currencies are the future of money. Crypto critics, however, are less impressed and emphasize the large of crypto scams.

You may hear stories about people making millions from crypto trading. However, by the end of 2022, the crypto market lost $2 trillion. Who’s right–the crypto fans or the bitcoin foes?

Both sides have a point. Although cryptocurrency can be a convenient and exciting way to buy, spend, and trade, the sector also attracts many fraudsters who want to hide their ill-gotten gains in anonymous bitcoin wallets.

Most of us have heard of Andrew Tate and his many scandals. What a lot of people don’t know is that Andrew Tate can also add tax evasion and crypto scams to his long list of misdeeds.

The former kickboxer and social influencer achieved infamy for his controversial remarks and his founding of “Hustler University.” However, disapproval and offense gave way to actual criminal charges when Tate was arrested for sexual assault and for running a vast human trafficking operation.

When asked why he moved to Romania, he claimed he found the country an attractive place to live because he felt their laws about human sex trafficking were relatively lax. The fact that Tate is sitting in a Romanian prison hardly bolsters that argument.