Are crypto advisers worth to be looking for?

[beerlover]

There is literally not a single person who can advice on bitcoin or crypto advises since none of them can see the future. Sure they can make their own predictions and sure sometimes they are right but that doesn't change the fact that most of the time they are wrong as well, it is just life and I can even understand why they could be wrong as well. I make predictions myself and sometimes I am right but sometimes I am wrong, so why would I expect them to be any different.

Specially if a person is asking for money on their predictions, 100% of the time they are scams because anyone who can make money by knowing market movements can make profits without needing money from you and share their ideas and predictions for free as well since they won't need your money.

[Ucy]

You could actually combine good crypto trading  tutorials on youtube (and possibly good ebook) with Demo trading. Demo trading can be helpful in the area of practice. And you can learn in this way for free, rather than paying a "professional advisor".   Try Googling: "best crypto demo trading sites" You'll probably find something worthwhile and safe to use

[Ridwan Fauzi]

Hey. Can you tell the beginner if there are any professional advisers who can teach you how to trade in practice? Crypto courses and general informative articles are great, but I'm having in mind something with more practice included. Does it make sense to look for them and how much scam there might be?

Have you try to find them on youtube?

I guess you have to, there are a lot of youtuber who give you how to trade well and explained some feature when you are trading.

Yeah indeed, those thing are helpfull for us especially for newcomers. But you have to now, you must have your own strategy, it means don't just copied someone's else strategy. You need to learn at least one strategy that you know the ins and out of it.

[milewilda]

Hey. Can you tell the beginner if there are any professional advisers who can teach you how to trade in practice? Crypto courses and general informative articles are great, but I'm having in mind something with more practice included. Does it make sense to look for them and how much scam there might be?

You dont need to have those professional advisers yet you can learn on your own yet all of reference on how to trade is already or can be found online.,
For startup or if you are a complete newbie then you can start babypips.com, this doesnt talk about directly with crypto but this one is the basics of trading yet forex/stocks/crypto
are just on the same set-up when it comes to trade.Once you do able to absorb or do learn technicals and fundamentals then the next thing you do need to enhance is your emotions yet this is one of the
biggest factor that will surely affect from time to time.Dont waste up your money into those useless advisors or mentors.

[Andrews193]

You could actually combine good crypto trading  tutorials on youtube (and possibly good ebook) with Demo trading. Demo trading can be helpful in the area of practice. And you can learn in this way for free, rather than paying a "professional advisor".   Try Googling: "best crypto demo trading sites" You'll probably find something worthwhile and safe to use

Agree, if we really don't have enough knowledge to be able to operate and find an income in this market, Google and YouTube are friends that can add the knowledge gaps we are facing, even at this forum, this is a source of daily updated knowledge for any investor, don't look for a crypto adviser, the price is often too expensive and not helpful. An expert will not have time for us in this market, let us think about the lives of professionals, busy in analysis every day, and whether they will have time to advise us or they like to be free and make money

[bearexin]

You could actually combine good crypto trading  tutorials on youtube (and possibly good ebook) with Demo trading. Demo trading can be helpful in the area of practice. And you can learn in this way for free, rather than paying a "professional advisor".   Try Googling: "best crypto demo trading sites" You'll probably find something worthwhile and safe to use

But, I can tell you from my personal experience that these demo trading does not help too much when it comes to crypto trading because look if you are a bitcoin price trader then you have to just keep patience and there is no way you or anyone can predict which way the market will go. While if you areal altcoin trader then you must have a great vision and/or deep analysis ability because you must know what is the best time to sell your coins and what is the best time to buy some.

Either of these techniques does not working demo because demo trading helps when you are maybe learning currency trading where you learn how to handle market ups and downs but in crypto it's just completely new aspect.

[fullhdpixel]

Hey. Can you tell the beginner if there are any professional advisers who can teach you how to trade in practice? Crypto courses and general informative articles are great, but I'm having in mind something with more practice included. Does it make sense to look for them and how much scam there might be?

Have you try to find them on youtube?

I guess you have to, there are a lot of youtuber who give you how to trade well and explained some feature when you are trading.

Yeah indeed, those thing are helpfull for us especially for newcomers. But you have to now, you must have your own strategy, it means don't just copied someone's else strategy. You need to learn at least one strategy that you know the ins and out of it.

I don't know about others but when I was new to trading I searched a lot on youtube but never found any reliable trader sharing his knowledge. Maybe you can share a few links to reputed youtubers because believe me it is not easy to find such guys when you are nee to something, hopefully you can edit your post with some helpful links.

As everyone have their own way of trading and for someone like me who does not know much waits for events like halving and buy some crypto before it takes place and sell as halving is done because it's almost certain that price will go up. That's how I do it.

[coinfinger]

There is literally not a single person who can advice on bitcoin or crypto advises since none of them can see the future.

But, then we have to respect the fact that some traders are always in profit while others are struggling which makes me think that there is something that these successful traders know which others don't.

Specially if a person is asking for money on their predictions, 100% of the time they are scams because anyone who can make money by knowing market movements can make profits without needing money from you and share their ideas and predictions for free as well since they won't need your money.

Agreed 100% here because if someone is asking you money to teach you how to make money then surely either that guy is a scammer or just over confident like some guys in gambling say they have 100% win picks while it was such they would sell everything and bet, why sell such picks for a few buck.

[Baoo]

It is certain that this domain is completely full of scammers ( like 80% ), if you are a beginner then you need to stay away from their shitty projects, and remember that most of tokens are definitely trash.
Otherwise, try to learn more about Bitcoin and Blockchain in general,  read some books, and the most important thing is the practice. Probably, people will give some pessimistic advices, like, stay away from this field, it is unporfitable and bullshit, you don't need to listen  to them, Learn and read more and focus, believe in yourself, ignore the false media information.

[bearexin]

Follow no advisers but always keep eyes on what are the common factors that most of the advisers and successful traders do.

I can confirm you that trading cannot be taught to anyone but it comes from experiences, what separates smart people from ordinary people is that smart ones learn from their mistakes as well as from other mistakes. Suppose you saw some guys panic selling and gave loss, you learn that you should not do it yourself, while ordinary trader would do that mistake himself and then make a note of it.

[S.OKeeffe]

Replies like the one @mikeywith gave as the first one leave little more to be covered in terms of the opinion on crypto advisers. There are a lot of them giving signals on twitter and other social media too. What is unique to crypto trading though is that you have to first decide your end goal. Do you want to increase your holding in terms of BTC or just get more fiat. You also need to decide that if you want to continue trading on the less secure platforms where your money maybe hacked at anytime or would you consider keeping funds safe on your own computer.

There is a lot of things to decide rather than just learning to trade. As far as experience is concerned you can read from experience of other people on the forum. @JetCash had multiple topics where he talked about his personal experiences with trading on exchanges.
There is a website called Niffler.co that claims to teach you trading with experience of fellow traders. Not sure how good it is but maybe you could look at it and share your experience if you are so inclined.

I started trading a short while ago and I have been using Niffler.co in collaboration with online learning, I have found it a very useful resource, in addition to the practical learning aspect, there is a network of traders using the platform that you can learn from and who are more than happy to engage with other users. I used it for a few weeks before setting up a live trading account with OspreyFx and I am still using it on a daily basis I would definitely recommend it

[wxa7115]

Hey. Can you tell the beginner if there are any professional advisers who can teach you how to trade in practice? Crypto courses and general informative articles are great, but I'm having in mind something with more practice included. Does it make sense to look for them and how much scam there might be?

Do not bother, they are going to charge a fortune for something you could learn in a 10 dollar book, at the beginning when you are a newbie you need to keep your capital and spending your money in expensive courses is not my idea of using your money effectively.

Find a way to get that same knowledge for a fraction of the cost, and books are an excellent resource, you do not even have to buy books, you could go to your nearest library and they most likely will have a good selection of books and strategies about how to profit from the markets.

[btcholder]

Hey. Can you tell the beginner if there are any professional advisers who can teach you how to trade in practice? Crypto courses and general informative articles are great, but I'm having in mind something with more practice included. Does it make sense to look for them and how much scam there might be?

This forum is a great place to learn about crypto trading. No matter which level from you want to start people here will always help you. But if you trying to reach specific person to learn about trading that would very much possible to get scammed yourself. If you love your asset then don't search any mentor here or anywhere for your learn.

Give some time for learn how crypto trading works, Follow some good articles or videos, ask in this forum (in right place) what are you want know about trading, then practically start trading in trustworthy exchange. There is know doubt you will be fail in first place but after couple of months with your skill you'll make money from trade for sure. The more experience you earn will create more success.

[Juse14]

Not really worth.

You know about suppowman a crypto youtube who sometimes shiling or sugestion some coin to his subscriber/follower, he selling his book about crypto for a newbie but the books not really worth to buy some other youtube already see the book and tell us its just a basic book about crypto/ta. Its cost 10$, he got more than a thousand even million dolars just because of that. So most of crypto adviser for me only thinking about themself, the good crypto adviser you can follow someone who teaching his follower to learn a TA without make them paid to him.

[harizen]

Hey. Can you tell the beginner if there are any professional advisers who can teach you how to trade in practice? Crypto courses and general informative articles are great, but I'm having in mind something with more practice included. Does it make sense to look for them and how much scam there might be?

Again, real professional traders are too busy to conduct these seminars or self-tutorial unless there's a chance to see them in person and ask for a certain service. Just imagine the number of request they will receive if there's such service.

In case you see such service of a "professional" advisers on any platform and doing a serious effort of promoting their service, mostly they are a scam. On the other hand, there are casual traders providing regular tips and chart reading analysis. Following the analysis of a certain trader is not wrong as long as you are not putting money for such service. Well as for their reason, they work for that knowledge that's why there's a subscription fee but come on, why pay for something that you can learn by yourself.

Don't rush and spend time learning on it. Need some focus and eagerness that you want to learn.

Did you know that professional traders start also from scratch? Work for it.

[shoreno]

Not really worth.

You know about suppowman a crypto youtube who sometimes shiling or sugestion some coin to his subscriber/follower, he selling his book about crypto for a newbie but the books not really worth to buy some other youtube already see the book and tell us its just a basic book about crypto/ta. Its cost 10$, he got more than a thousand even million dolars just because of that. So most of crypto adviser for me only thinking about themself, the good crypto adviser you can follow someone who teaching his follower to learn a TA without make them paid to him.

thats not thier problem if the info from the book were already leaked out because some people already have  that book before and they only re upload it for free  . it also depend on the advisor if you think he is legit and pro , you should trust him to teach you anything that you need to learn but not all are good advisors so you need to avoid them if your not sure  .  there are free but free isnt as good as the paid ones  .  why will they teach you in a good way if they cant get something in return  . for what  ?

[Kelvinid]

We are holding you back not to use any crypto adviser/s for the reason that it won't make you succeed but it will only just eaten up your money. Trading could be easy to learn you are eager to do so and that is the thing that professional and successful trader did. In fact, there are a lot of trading sources that can help us to learn in trading and all we need to do is make it in a real scenario. Experience is very important and that will also be helping us to enhance our knowledge. Don't get afraid of committing mistakes cause that it will help you also to make things right in the future.

[arwin100]

Not really worth.

You know about suppowman a crypto youtube who sometimes shiling or sugestion some coin to his subscriber/follower, he selling his book about crypto for a newbie but the books not really worth to buy some other youtube already see the book and tell us its just a basic book about crypto/ta. Its cost 10$, he got more than a thousand even million dolars just because of that. So most of crypto adviser for me only thinking about themself, the good crypto adviser you can follow someone who teaching his follower to learn a TA without make them paid to him.

thats not thier problem if the info from the book were already leaked out because some people already have  that book before and they only re upload it for free  . it also depend on the advisor if you think he is legit and pro , you should trust him to teach you anything that you need to learn but not all are good advisors so you need to avoid them if your not sure  .  there are free but free isnt as good as the paid ones  .  why will they teach you in a good way if they cant get something in return  . for what  ?

For what? They will get testimony/feedback that later on they can use once they initiate to have a paid membership to their created groups and I see a lot of coaches or advisor doing that.

We are holding you back not to use any crypto adviser/s for the reason that it won't make you succeed but it will only just eaten up your money. Trading could be easy to learn you are eager to do so and that is the thing that professional and successful trader did. In fact, there are a lot of trading sources that can help us to learn in trading and all we need to do is make it in a real scenario. Experience is very important and that will also be helping us to enhance our knowledge. Don't get afraid of committing mistakes cause that it will help you also to make things right in the future.

Actually trading coaches is helpful in some other way if you truly listen on what discussion they discuss to their students their are certain strategies has been tackle and for sure it helps if you want to learn new things but maybe the one you encounter is just a self proclaim adviser and doesn't know what they are doing that's why they failed your expectation to learn something.

[nelson4lov]

I believe most of the traders here are just self educating themselves.
We are not in the old era OP, there's a lot of information that you can access online for free, so take advantage on that liberty.

google and youtube, they are commonly the tools we can use to educate ourselves.

Exactly. I agree with you. The truth is that, majority of those so called "crypto experts" are not really what we think they are. Most of them were just lucky to have invested in bitcoin when it was cheap. Nothing more. Most of them can't tell their left from right when it comes to trading. Well, crypto experts/advisers aside, the best OP and other beginners can do for themselves is to invest in themselves. It is the only investment that would yield impressive results in the long run. The best traders in the industry today spent time learning and practicing their trading skills/developed strategies and trading systems abd today, they're on top of the food chain.

Here are 2 "FREE" resources that I recommend:

1. https://www.babypips.com/learn/forex – a free educational resource classified into various classes and categories. It is structured for all levels including beginners.  The first few courses about an introduction and history to forex market are optional. You can skip the first few courses and move on to the fun stuffs. Technical analysis. Learn and practice.

2. YouTube – Search for technical analysis videos. Learn and practice. You can get a free demo account and practice what you learn.

[vintages]

Hey. Can you tell the beginner if there are any professional advisers who can teach you how to trade in practice? Crypto courses and general informative articles are great, but I'm having in mind something with more practice included. Does it make sense to look for them and how much scam there might be?

Just to throw in with what others have said: do not ever buy a course that claims to teach you how to trade. At worst, they are picked information that's already on Google.
If you want to be an expert in cryptocurrency trading as a beginner, you need to constantly practice. But at first, you need to start demo trading. Or better still learn to trade with cheap shitcoins.