Any Experience With Luke Davis and his program Bull Market Blueprint?

[This_Kick_Kicks]

I found this influencer with huge social media, 133k on instagram and many more on yotube. He promotes his program called "Blue market blueprint" that runs with an Ai tool and access to live session and educating content. He says that build a portfolio strategy for every member and never touches your crypto. With a starting price of the membership being money to consider I´m wondering if this guy is really what he says he is. So far I couldn´t find any information regarding testimonies, just the ones they posted on their web page. If someone has valuable information I would appreciate it very much. Thank you.

[Obim34]

OP, should have dropped more information to search for him because most people don't know about him or his platform.

There is nothing special about his platform, the fact you need to pay membership before gaining access makes it not worth it. You don't get benefits if you pay for membership, the whole talk on analysis and walk through isn't enough to give you proper crypto gains. Why pay to use the platform when Bitcointalk is giving same benefits and knowledge at no demand.

I don't think anyone here will have details about the platform, most depend on the forum as a source of knowledge, paying for it just makes it look abnormal.

[BenCodie]

These kinds of websites are designed to capitalise on newbies or time poor people. I would not trust anything that claims to give you a "blueprint to the bullrun" or anything about succeeding in cryptocurrency, as market conditions constantly change and unforeseeable events are common, and simple rules that stem from good, free research can allow you to succeed even without a blueprint.

I am for investing in education that might save you time, but not things that claim they have answers or a "blueprint" to any kind of market (especially crypto).

I recommend starting by learning how to keep bitcoin safe and if you don't have time to learn the rest of it that's fine, because people who just bought and held bitcoin securely for more than 4-5 years have not lost - I'm not saying that is always going to be the winning strategy though that has been the winning strategy to date. So there you go, I guess there is a blueprint:

1. Learn how to store bitcoin with a secure, non-custodial wallet.
2. Buy Bitcoin that you're comfortable with holding for 5+ years and withdraw to said wallet.
3. Be happy.

The above blue print has worked since 2009, and it does seem unreasonable to expect it to continue being a working strategy (not financial advice of course).

Also, vanity metrics like instagram followers or twitter followers should never be indicators of trust. Anyone can buy them.

[Cryptohygenic]

I found this influencer with huge social media, 133k on instagram and many more on yotube. He promotes his program called "Blue market blueprint" that runs with an Ai tool and access to live session and educating content. He says that build a portfolio strategy for every member and never touches your crypto. With a starting price of the membership being money to consider I´m wondering if this guy is really what he says he is. So far I couldn´t find any information regarding testimonies, just the ones they posted on their web page. If someone has valuable information I would appreciate it very much. Thank you.

Let me understand this very well, do you mean he talked of giving crypto trading or investing strategies to his audiences or he has a portrays having platform to where he holds the portfolio of people's funds in his platform?
While not cleared about this yet, I will just tell you not to be attracted by a media influencer just because he has a huge number of followers and don't even hope to be convinced by followers positive reviews in the platform because written words are as common and easy.
So , don't be anticipating to be convinced of his genuineness instead, make your own research and take your investment process gradually. Desperacy to quick rich can be disappointing when you follows media influencers.

[acroman08]

it's my first time hearing about him. The guy sounds like one of those "money gurus" that are prevalent today where they show their "wealth", their luxury items, how much money they got and how easy and fast they did it and then they offer you to buy their book or membership where you can watch their video lessons. I never really believed those guys, a lot of them are just doing it for show.

[moneystery]

anything related to crypto influencers just won't end well. most of them just promote tools or classes that they claim can guarantee profits in the crypto market and users will be charged some money for it. it's just like a scam in my opinion, because users are offered by tools or classes, and then the influencers make money from it, with the members bearing the risk.

[Outhue]

There is an abundance of free crypto educational content available online, which makes it surprising that so many people fall victim to scams perpetrated by certain individuals. When you explore this content, you’ll often find it covers material you’re already familiar with.

Most information about crypto is available at no cost, so you should only consider spending money on trading courses, and even then, limit your expenditure. There’s not much to learn beyond the basics, and with patience and self-control, you will likely do just fine.

I often ask those selling such courses why they are doing so if their strategies are effective for them. Shouldn’t they be focused on running their strategies and making money? The reality is that anything that truly works or generates profit is generally kept secret. The fewer people know about it, the longer it will remain effective.

[odolvlobo]

It's a scam. The operator will take your money, but give you nothing of actual value in return. It's a very common kind of scam where they say they will give you knowledge, but they actually just teach you nonsense.

It's probably worse than that in this case because they say that they will provide you with "signals". Providing signals is a standard part of a classic pump-and-dump scheme. First, they buy an asset. Then, they announce a "signal", telling victims that the price of the asset is going to rise (the "pump"). Then, the price rises because the victims are buying it and the scammers sell for a profit (the "dump"), leaving them with a profit and the victims holding a worthless asset when the price ultimately collapses.

BTW, I went to their site and looked up one of their supporters Bobby Garofalis. He also recommends Tai Lopez, and anyone who knows the name Tai Lopez knows that Tai Lopez, and anyone promoting him, is a scammer.

[boyptc]

I found this influencer with huge social media, 133k on instagram and many more on yotube. He promotes his program called "Blue market blueprint" that runs with an Ai tool and access to live session and educating content. He says that build a portfolio strategy for every member and never touches your crypto. With a starting price of the membership being money to consider I´m wondering if this guy is really what he says he is. So far I couldn´t find any information regarding testimonies, just the ones they posted on their web page. If someone has valuable information I would appreciate it very much. Thank you.

I have never heard of the guy. So here's the thing, he doesn't have to touch your crypto but he'd tell you what to buy.

So, he's milking the money you guys first that will be paid to him. Next, the crypto that he tells you to buy and likely gets commission from the project itself.

Last, possibly that he will say that the AI tool is for free but it's also paid from subscription you pay him. These are just sales representative and you can build your own crypto portfolio from scratch starting from buying bitcoin and with a DYOR.

[franky1]

if someone needs to sell you a membership fee upfront, then they are obviously not making money from their own 'blueprint' advice
in short, the best advice is free because the adviser is self sustainable from his own advise so doesnt need your money

its like lawyers
those that need retainers obviously dont win most cases..
however those that only take a cut from court wins whom only get paid if they win, their solicitations and advice has more chance of a win because they only get paid if they get results so they are not going to mess around and waste time/cost the user

[DerAlte]

It's all a scam, there are a lot of them.