For everyone who wants to start trading crypto.

[Alex Master]

I’ve found an interesting article for crypto beginners.

https://medium.com/@alphapark/it-is-hard-to-make-money-by-trading-crypto-guess-why-953971327cca

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[liemfrans]

I’ve found an interesting article for crypto beginners.

https://medium.com/@alphapark/it-is-hard-to-make-money-by-trading-crypto-guess-why-953971327cca

Its interesting to read.
The part of "Manipulation" i don't know whether its true or not, but some point it sounds reasonable.
Hear or read the news its good, but my suggestion is dont listen to the issue you hear but listen to your heart and believe in yourself.

[mobch]

I have read this article carefully, and many of the places it mentions have helped us a lot. It mentions that the data about someone's statistics is a lie (nonsense), and I agree with it!

[odolvlobo]

While the information is good, keep in mind that scammers will sometimes try to gain your trust by pointing out other scams.

There is no good reason to give the promoter of those channels in that article any money, or to believe they they are acting in your best interest.

"Signal" (or "pump") channels that tell you what to buy and when to buy it (such as alphapark) are typically pump-and-dump scams where the members are the intended victims.

[Joecooper85]

An overview of the most popular crypto routines. As the popularity of cryptocurrency continues to increase and grow, and more and more people are entering the cryptographic warfare, more and more people are being targeted. There are a number of precautions you can take, and although it can never be 100% safe in the face of hackers and scammers, you can still significantly reduce the risk of being cheated. Take money by understanding the issues and know the best way to protect yourself.

[jseverson]

The part of "Manipulation" i don't know whether its true or not, but some point it sounds reasonable.

It's real. Ever heard of McAfee? He doesn't exactly charge people for his advice, but he is paid by the projects he promotes. He's the only high profile one crazy enough to admit to it, but I'm sure there are plenty of them in the wild. I wouldn't rule it out even from paid subscriptions.

That being said, this article's author attacks dishonest services while promoting his own and promising to be different. I'm not saying that they aren't legitimate, but make sure you take everything with a grain (or a tablespoon) of salt. Crypto trading is ruthless and you can never really trust anyone completely.