One of the most hype games of the decade turned into a complete disaster in less than a week. Cyberpunk2077 was announced all the way back in 2012. Instantly it was on one of the most talked-about games of that year—fast forward seven years to E3 2019 when the trailer finally debuted. The trailer featured a stunning gaming world where the possibilities were endless.

Cyberpunk2077 was an RPG where players could be whoever they wanted to be and do whatever they wanted to do. From the footage, the game was going to be gorgeous and was poised to be the perfect game to showcase what the next-gen consoles were capable of.  Sadly this was not the case for many of the people who purchased Cyberpunk2077. 

Many of the bugs and glitches are humorous, while others are game-breaking. For a game that has been in development for nearly a decade, it should be flawless. The game has been pulled from the Playstation and Microsoft store, and refunds have been issued to disgruntled gamers. The game could not deliver after the hype that built it up. We can see the same effect when examining a coin while it's on a bull run. 

Anytime a coin, be it Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), or Litecoin (LTC), hits a bull run, we see the price predictions of the coin. Dozens of Youtube videos are made telling you the price is about to go to the moon, and people online post about what they're planning to buy. At this moment, people are hearing the hype surrounding a coin, and they start pouring their money into it, and they watch the price of the coin fall. Now they are stuck waiting for the price to rise again so they can break even. In the moments of hype, it's better to sit back and analyze the price of the coin and its utility before jumping in headfirst. Be smart out there, and make sure you take your time before foolishly spending your money.