As far as I am concerned, most individuals enter into this niche for other reasons than love of this technology. They enter this niche for money making. And there is nothing wrong with it. 

To be frank, my interest in crypto coins emerged due to constant stories I heard about high profits. After spending some time in this sphere, I have made a certain conclusion.

The people who are staying in crypto community are different from people who just entered the niche.

A lot of people come expecting fast money-making.

The moment the market starts to go down, these individuals are gone.

There are many cases like that, and this is when I learned that the key things that crypto teaches us is patience, emotions management, and inability to foresee anything.

These days, I do not get exited by any coin that is popular right now. I do not believe in any prediction on the social media as well.

What I usually try to do is to ask myself certain basic questions.

Does this project really solve any problems of the world? Is there any chance that people will be using it in five years?

If there are no answers to these questions, I prefer not to invest into the project.

Certainly, sometimes I make mistakes, but, as far as I am concerned, this is quite natural.

Mistakes teach us, and they should be used as an experience. The main point is not to be always right but to keep learning and making fewer mistakes each time.

What crypto has taught me is much more than that.

Now I know how to think independently of other people. Crypto has taught me patience, and it has shown me that wealth-building usually takes much more time than we expect.

This may be the reason for quitting the niche, but in my opinion, it is one of the lessons that crypto community teaches.