Where are all the bitcoin's Moon boys ?

[carlfebz2]

All those videos and posts are just clickbait titles to increase their views. When the price of bitcoin starts to increase, crypto currencies become a trending topic. Those "influencers" and video content creators take the opportunity to boost their views and channels. So they make those unrealistic prediction and videos because they know that people will click and watch those videos to remain hopeful. All those predictions are baseless and only for creating FOMO. Avoid them.

The fact is that only a few content creators on YouTube create quality and informative content. Most content creators only think about how
they can increase the number of views of their videos, therefore we will find lots of clickbait titles on our YouTube homepage. Avoid watching
channels whose video creators don't have good analytical skills. Because I found quite a lot of channels on YouTube that predict the price of
Bitcoin without a clear basis. So content creators just give their audience what they want to hear, such as predicting an unrealistic Bitcoin price.
Because most newbies are easily influenced by unrealistic predictions, that's why when Bitcoin price is bullish, there are many Bitcoin price
prediction videos popping up.

This is not surprising because most of the youtubers are only after for their own personal gains and interests, as if they're sharing genuine knowledge but the fact is they are pulling us away from the reality in crypto. And newbies also believe in them because its the thing they want to hear and believe. And now, reality blows. Those bitcoin's moon boys have become mute since they have nothing to say anyway when the hardest part of crypto happens.

Neither mute or does still have something to say on which you would really be seeing these words whenever there are sudden turn of events in the market.Most likely they will tell that it was already some correction

and its normal on a market which is true but those are actually some sort of reasoning on which those noobs would just simply believe on but for those who have experiences would just tell

these words on having a big NAH!!! in mind since we know on how reality works and these things wont affect us no matter how they would claim up something.

[Reatim]

Every time the market is green, we see a lot of youtube and social media influencers come out to guide people and to predict the targets for bitcoin and altcoins. But as the market dumps, we see no sign of these moon boys. Why don't they come to advise us in the these times.
Maybe they are unable to face the public because they have given too much unrealistic hopim to the people ?

Don't worry mate they will Pop up again when the bull return so don't missed them so much 

Joking aside you can find most of them in Wall Observer thread  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178336.0 and yeah even in this bearish market they are still confident that Bitcoin will make a comeback very soon .

Also I am a Moon Boy but i also know the fact that volatility is the reason for all of these so I would rather wait than be eager to lose in the end .

[Shasha80]

All those videos and posts are just clickbait titles to increase their views. When the price of bitcoin starts to increase, crypto currencies become a trending topic. Those "influencers" and video content creators take the opportunity to boost their views and channels. So they make those unrealistic prediction and videos because they know that people will click and watch those videos to remain hopeful. All those predictions are baseless and only for creating FOMO. Avoid them.

The fact is that only a few content creators on YouTube create quality and informative content. Most content creators only think about how
they can increase the number of views of their videos, therefore we will find lots of clickbait titles on our YouTube homepage. Avoid watching
channels whose video creators don't have good analytical skills. Because I found quite a lot of channels on YouTube that predict the price of
Bitcoin without a clear basis. So content creators just give their audience what they want to hear, such as predicting an unrealistic Bitcoin price.
Because most newbies are easily influenced by unrealistic predictions, that's why when Bitcoin price is bullish, there are many Bitcoin price
prediction videos popping up.

This is not surprising because most of the youtubers are only after for their own personal gains and interests, as if they're sharing genuine knowledge but the fact is they are pulling us away from the reality in crypto. And newbies also believe in them because its the thing they want to hear and believe. And now, reality blows. Those bitcoin's moon boys have become mute since they have nothing to say anyway when the hardest part of crypto happens.

Actually it doesn't matter if youtubers are after profit, but at least they don't think only for their own personal gains. It means that they
as YouTubers must have a moral responsibility, not only looking for profit, but provide useful knowledge for others. Don't harm others
for their own gain. Finally, the Bitcoin moon boys who have sprung up on YouTube platforms when the bearish trend like now cannot
create content. It also makes them not profit when a bearish trend occurs, they should be youtubers who provide useful knowledge and
information for their viewers. So whether in a bullish or bearish situation, they will still benefit. The conclusion is that Bitcoin moon boys
will only benefit for a moment, they will not be able to make them successful YouTubers.

[wxa7115]

All those videos and posts are just clickbait titles to increase their views. When the price of bitcoin starts to increase, crypto currencies become a trending topic. Those "influencers" and video content creators take the opportunity to boost their views and channels. So they make those unrealistic prediction and videos because they know that people will click and watch those videos to remain hopeful. All those predictions are baseless and only for creating FOMO. Avoid them.

This, people need to think a little bit before they begin to follow the financial advise of someone that is just rambling on the internet, real money managers which can actually make money from the markets charge a lot of money for their advice, so with this in mind it is incredibly unlikely that someone on the internet looking for clicks and views has something worth to listen to.

Because if that was the case then soon enough he will join the ranks of those money managers and make a fortune for themselves and their clients, and since that is not the case for all of those influencers we can take an educated guess about their true level of knowledge when it comes to the markets in general.