We should not become emotionally attached to a financial asset

as we do to a personal relationship, because the investment market is highly unpredictable and volatile.

Here are some reasons why it is important to avoid this "marriage" with currency:

Emotional attachments can impair objectivity

When you become emotionally attached to a currency or financial asset, you may start making impulsive decisions, guided by feelings of love or loyalty, rather than rationally evaluating market data. This can cause you to miss out on taking profits at opportune times or even continue to hold an asset that is falling, hoping for a recovery that may never come.

The market is unpredictable

Diversification is safer

The concept of diversification is fundamental to risk management in any investment portfolio. When you "marry" a currency, you put all your eggs in one basket

The boom and bust cycle

Cryptocurrencies, like any other asset, go through boom and bust cycles. If you "marry" a currency and don't know when to sell, you could end up in the middle of a bear cycle, watching your investment melt away before you can take any action.

Summary:

Investing should be a rational decision, based on data and strategy. "Marrying" an asset is like clinging to the idea that it will always be perfect or will rise forever, which is an unrealistic view in the financial world. The best thing to do is to always pay attention to the market, have a well-defined strategy and be flexible enough to adjust your investments when necessary, without letting emotions or blind loyalties interfere with your decisions.