One crypto post can make you believe a prediction is a fact. 👀
I now check these 3 things before believing it.
1️⃣ FACT — What actually happened?
Ask:
“What actually happened?”
Example:
“Project X launched a new app.”
This is something you can check from the project’s announcement or source.
2️⃣ CLAIM — What are people saying?
Now separate the statement from what people expect to happen.
“This app will bring millions of users.” 🚀
That hasn't happened yet.
It's a claim/prediction, not a fact.
3️⃣ UNKNOWN — What don't we know yet?
Ask:
“Will millions of users actually come?”
We don't know yet.
And this is where I try not to turn a guess into a fact.
🧠 MY INSIGHT
I don't need an answer to every crypto post I see.
First, I ask: What happened? What are people saying? What don't we know yet?
It's a simple habit, but it helps me read crypto posts more carefully.
Which one confuses you the most?
FACT / CLAIM / UNKNOWN
#CryptoLearning #CryptoEducation #BinanceSquare
I now check these 3 things before believing it.
1️⃣ FACT — What actually happened?
Ask:
“What actually happened?”
Example:
“Project X launched a new app.”
This is something you can check from the project’s announcement or source.
2️⃣ CLAIM — What are people saying?
Now separate the statement from what people expect to happen.
“This app will bring millions of users.” 🚀
That hasn't happened yet.
It's a claim/prediction, not a fact.
3️⃣ UNKNOWN — What don't we know yet?
Ask:
“Will millions of users actually come?”
We don't know yet.
And this is where I try not to turn a guess into a fact.
🧠 MY INSIGHT
I don't need an answer to every crypto post I see.
First, I ask: What happened? What are people saying? What don't we know yet?
It's a simple habit, but it helps me read crypto posts more carefully.
Which one confuses you the most?
FACT / CLAIM / UNKNOWN
#CryptoLearning #CryptoEducation #BinanceSquare
