Expectancy and Hope: what raises cryptocurrencies?

Just like everything that exists in this world, the human body has its current characteristics through a process of human evolution. It was the right random strategies that gave competitive advantage over other strategies, which were not as efficient as, that defined the current human body.Some physical, many mental, the fact is that perhaps the one who changed the most, and increased it, was the brain. The "operating system" of the brain is born shy, with only a few "software" installed: motor hardware control, minimal emotional external signals such as smiling or showing fear, annoyance and curiosity, basic crying and fever alarms, passive sound adjustment, mathematical ability only comparative and record for copying procedures and actions.Up to the age of 5, the brain records everything around it, mimics everything - and in doing so it starts to control other motor coordination motors, starts to analyze images, recognize patterns, recognize voice, sound and image. It expresses much more features, starts to defend itself from physical, emotional, psychological and sensory aggressions.Mainly, from that age onwards, he starts counting time. Everything goes from being instantaneous and an eternal day after day, to yesterday, today and tomorrow. At that moment, expectations, temporal narratives of past and future, and, mainly, the construction of reality, are born.The construction of reality is always built on temporal foundations. The counting of time, together with emotional memory - older than rational memory - defines the way to see the world past, present and projection of the future.Emotional memories define what is liked or disliked, what can or cannot be taken and, mainly, the perception of risks that can or cannot be taken in a given situation.Of course, rational reactions are pre-eminent factors in getting into a situation, these reactions supported by emotions define the situations we risk to experience. But, of course, the exit from these situations occurs primarily through emotional reactions, which rational factors may or may not agree with. Example? You get into a risky situation because of curiosity, or the hormonal reward for the experience gained, to study the process, or just for fun. When risk arises, it is fear and fear for life, the instinct for self-preservation, that makes withdrawal as urgent as possible. Even if the whole brain rationally orders you to continue, if the level of fear is higher, you will withdraw.From this mechanism, two views emerge: expectancy, which is the rational, quantized process of expecting something by scientific measurements, and hope, an emotional process, which the brain processes in the same waiting process, however, based on the sum of feelings in the face of environmental responses.The expectation would say that a human being, in some region, could live an average of 64 years. Hope says that a person who exercises, is healthy, eats healthy and is always kind, will live long enough to see grandchildren.In this middle term is the truth: the mathematical average includes peaks for more and for less, that is, if, on average, a person lives 64 years, it is possible to say that, as an example, one person lived 62 and another 66. The q na average would give 64. Oh, this number depends on the amount of samples and normally hides the peaks. For example, in addition to these two, one person may have lived 90 and another 34. And the average will remain 64.In the emotional part, the explanations, more qualitative and personal, are full of "IF": If the person lived happily, if he ate everything regularly, if he exercised regularly. However, there are people who have suffered their entire lives and live 100 years, others who have always taken care of themselves, who live 40 years. The answer to that comes up against a very specific application installed in the brain: faith! Faith in something, attachment to something that gives you strength. Atheists say they don't believe in transcendental walks but, in some respect, must believe to nurture hope. Even if it is in science, purely and simply, because without hope and faith, there would be no scientific discoveries and "bets" on new technologies. The covid vaccine and the pandemic clearly demonstrate this.In the financial market game, whether traditional or digital, there is a confluence of these two elements: expectancy and hope.Expectation is what leads a person to place values ??in certain positions, in the amount of shares or even in fabulous winning bets. It is the rational reading, the collection and analysis of data, which allows you to put yourself at risk to earn profit.But it is the hope of a better life, of the possibility of greater economic freedom, of a faster way to reach some real goal, that allows us to understand possibilities and gain, and hope for profit.When working on systems based on mathematical modeling, having faith that it will go up or down will not make a difference in the process. But having this position guarantees, to a certain extent, the alertness, the fear, the fear, the moment of withdrawing from the entered position before losing more values, or after having gained part of what one wanted.So what prevents you from always succeeding in the financial market?The expectation (that a mixture of hope and expectancy) of always being able to gain a little more if we disregard the mathematical signs that point to the fall! The name of it, emotionally, translates to ambition or greed.Therefore, what differs from human being to human being, from the successful to the unsuccessful, are the levels of difference between the relationship of ambition, security, reading of the situation, opportunity for gains and fears of loss.Thus, speaking of cryptocurrencies, there is no way to compare person to person, as these levels are different for each one and necessarily depend on how each human being was "programmed" during early childhood, up to 5 years old.How stimulated during the childhood phases will determine how bold or not, how daring or not, finally how safe or not, that person will be during life.As they say: "something, deep down, tells me to (not) do!". This doing or not doing takes into account all this and not a divine punishment!Divine punishments do not enter the financial market either, this is a thing for humanity!The reflection of these values ??and feelings about them, in addition to temporal patience, is what determines the success of the financial positions adopted.When Socrates, famous Greek philosopher, was in the temple of Delphi (the most famous temple with its divinatory practices) he read on the door of time the warning: "Know thyself and thou shalt know the gods and the universe". in which he, according to Plato, replies: "I only know that I know nothing!"Cognosce te ipsum et non our deos et ad universum! (in the temple, obviously, it was in Greek, but the eternalized phrase is in Latin, since in several Roman temples this expression was replicated!)Dear reader, do you know yourself enough to operate in this wonderful world of cryptocurrencies?Cognosce te ipsum et non our deos et ad universum!