Mentor experience in crypto trading.

[DoublerHunter]

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Do we still have potential mentor in crypto community today?

^ You are very lucky that you have found a mentor that is honest with you because it is rare now to find someone like them, most of them are scammers, or else they were milking you and it seems like wasting your money and time. A mentor is good if you know them personally, but if you find them on the internet only, probably there is 70% of dishonesty are with them.
However, you don't need to rely on them if you have skills and knowledge already, just don't go trading if you don't have it, it is good if you have prepared for a situation like this and don't rely upon other people in a long run, probably this will consider if you are a newbie like 2-4 months in trading, beyond than that, it is not necessary.

[awik p]

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Do we still have potential mentor in crypto community today?

^ You are very lucky that you have found a mentor that is honest with you because it is rare now to find someone like them, most of them are scammers, or else they were milking you and it seems like wasting your money and time. A mentor is good if you know them personally, but if you find them on the internet only, probably there is 70% of dishonesty are with them.
However, you don't need to rely on them if you have skills and knowledge already, just don't go trading if you don't have it, it is good if you have prepared for a situation like this and don't rely upon other people in a long run, probably this will consider if you are a newbie like 2-4 months in trading, beyond than that, it is not necessary.

for beginners it takes a hard struggle to tread to become a professional trader. it can happen that many newbies change mentors to get a path that suits him in terms of learning. but many mentors are only material oriented, moreover many of them are not real traders but give lectures by paying a certain amount of money. but if we have found it to form the basis of our trading, then it will be easier to develop trading knowledge according to each other's convenience

[savetheFORUM]

A mentor is a someone who help people to achieve their common goals. Mentor never give up on helping people until they began to see a good results coming out from them. Mentor don't scam people who are trying to rise like them than to help them to stand well.

Your expectations are too high OP. In reality, people do it to make a living and not for social work.

But with how rampant the mentorship scams are, people are more likely to encounter a scammer. Think twice if the "mentor" spends most of their time "mentoring" rather than trading themself and claims something too good to be true.

Exactly what I was wondering reading through the OP. Almost 99.99% of the people you met who claim to be a "mentor" or "pro trader" are none but overconfident chaps or scammers who know how to talk but have no idea how to trade effectively.

There do exist some real and legit mentors who may teach you a thing or two about trading but to rely solely on the mentor is a terrible idea. I rather prefer tips & learning than having a personal mentor because lets be honest, if the guy was so successful he would be making millions and not helping a newbie learn how to trade. If you rely on someone your growth is only as high as your mentor.

[Alisha-k]

You have never met satoshi how come he is your mentor. No one is going to sacrifice their time on an adventure that won't yield profit. You should review your definition of who a mentor is and what his role is in the minds of those they mentor. This doesn't mean mentors are free from scamming. Focus on the knowledge for yourself because every mentor focus on building themselves and trades as well

[sklopan]

To be honest, for me, in general, the best option turned out to be a rather simple option, but it was this option that allowed me to learn how to work well. I studied myself on a demo account and was able to get a really good result.

[Hypnosis00]

To be honest, for me, in general, the best option turned out to be a rather simple option, but it was this option that allowed me to learn how to work well. I studied myself on a demo account and was able to get a really good result.

Good for you mate. It was to say that some traders just learn through online tutorials, demo accounts presented by the exchange, and some also had learned because someone like their friend thought about trading personally or online. There are a lot of ways and it was our option which one we take and it also depends on which we think we can easily manage to learn.

Like OP, he use to have a mentor and it looks effective for him either and for me, I do learn through watching youtube and some kind of research.

[Shasha80]

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Do we still have potential mentor in crypto community today?

^ You are very lucky that you have found a mentor that is honest with you because it is rare now to find someone like them, most of them are scammers, or else they were milking you and it seems like wasting your money and time. A mentor is good if you know them personally, but if you find them on the internet only, probably there is 70% of dishonesty are with them.
However, you don't need to rely on them if you have skills and knowledge already, just don't go trading if you don't have it, it is good if you have prepared for a situation like this and don't rely upon other people in a long run, probably this will consider if you are a newbie like 2-4 months in trading, beyond than that, it is not necessary.

for beginners it takes a hard struggle to tread to become a professional trader. it can happen that many newbies change mentors to get a path that suits him in terms of learning. but many mentors are only material oriented, moreover many of them are not real traders but give lectures by paying a certain amount of money. but if we have found it to form the basis of our trading, then it will be easier to develop trading knowledge according to each other's convenience

It's not easy being a professional trader or a successful trader, but as long as we work hard I'm sure we can become successful traders. Because
hard work usually gives positive results, therefore I have not stopped learning until now to improve my skills in trading. I have failed several times,
but as long as we don't give up and keep working hard, then our wish to become a successful trader will come true.

Regarding mentors, that is another important factor to accelerate us to become successful traders, and I have several mentors who have helped me
to become a good trader. It must be admitted that it is not easy to find a mentor who honestly wants to help us, most mentors just want to get
money from us. Therefore I recommend taking a trading course that has a good reputation, so at the trading course, we can be guided
by a trusted mentor. If we want to be a successful trader without a mentor we can do it, but maybe the process might take longer. So anyway,
I really recommend that we trade with a mentor, because the mentor will minimize the losses we experience, because we will be taught
to trade effectively. So never give up looking for a good mentor, because the role of a mentor is quite important in my opinion.

[KingsDen]

Your post is short but rather ambiguous.
It has a title as "Mentor experience in crypto trading ". But it didn't go down to discuss the mentorship in details but rather had to tell us how large your trading portfolio is(which is an attempt to lure people in to make you a mentor). Then it went further to praise Satoshi which is so much unrelated. Satoshi was not a trading mentor or anything relating to it, maybe you used the name to make bitcoiners believe you are a true lover of bitcoin.

Well, all I can say in mentoring is that it is the fastest route to success, only if you have one.

[jrrsparkles]

Mentor can't help you to achieve your goals in cryptocurrency trading all they can do is guidance and how to tackle the situation but you have the sole responsibility of facing the consequences. Having a mentor is not really necessary for cryptocurrency trading but if you can afford then you can.

[Ararbermas]

it's always good idea to have a mentor in trading because they're always in your side to correct your mistakes and in order to avoid it again as well in the future. Actually i have mentor but due to being lack of capital i decided stop it for a while after my contract.. But yeah i can rate it 10, because they're useful and you can really gained knowledge from them even a months or two only especially if you're a fast learner.

[Hamphser]

When did Satoshi guide a proper trading for you? lol, AFAIK Satoshi never post any trading stuffs, he was talking about realistic about his speculations about Bitcoin. I doubt there's a legit mentor will guide you about how trade Bitcoin since no one can control it, it's different if your mentor tell you to trade shitcoin. He might a shills or the CEO, that's why he ask you to buy shitcoins.

Thats what i do like to ask too on regarding about on being a mentor since Satoshi didnt teach something in regarding about trading or on how to handle up yourself in the market but somehow he do created something which is something revolutionary or something did really able to help us on investment opportunity but in speaking with trading
then i dont see any relevance in regarding with this discussion.

Mentor is optional yet you could able to make yourself learn without any needs of any teacher or someone else rather making yourself learn because all of things can really be found on the net which means you dont need to follow someone but its not bad to snip out some ideas on others but dont rely too much and make yourself
learn with your own experience.

[GreatArkansas]

Do you have a mentor in crypto trading?
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For me, I don't have a PERSONAL mentor or 1 person only. For me, a great mentor is yourself and your community, especially today you can learn easily because there are already a lot of sources and materials to learn about trading, the internet is your friend and can be your mentor too.
Overall, it will matter to taste of a people for learning.

[cabron]

This a funny OP.  But does OP knew Satoshi as a trader of Forex or Stocks?  

I did have a hero that I look up to when I was learning to trade. Unfortunately I only know him  online like David Waring of Informedtrades.com. When I started learning to trade with just the $600 I got to my paypal account, I started to look for something to make money online and I found Forex to be my option. Eventually though I switch to Bitcoin when I lost it all.

[wiss19]

Satoshi was a developer born once in a century, calling him a mentor is not appropriate I feel.

Coming back to the point of mentoring in crypto trading; I feel like it's good to have a mentor who can guide you and provide support when things go wrong but at the same time you need to ask him why is he a mentor if he's actually so good. If your mentor is someone who does it as a job then it makes sense otherwise if one is good at trading himself/herself then they don't need to mentor others .

When I started trading I used to watch videos and learn, never had a mentor and I am pretty good at trading learning on my own. I faced losses as well but it was all part of the learning process.

[joeperry]

Satoshi is the creator not a mentor? and when he created it I doubt that it is listed already in exchange site but let's go back to the mentor thing. I think it is really helpful if the mentor is good most of the "mentor" now would just like to have your money or have a commission in your trades like they are going to use you and your capital as their capital and earn from it without risking.

I don't have a mentor but I think it would be helpful if he is really willing to help you learn and earn yourself in this market.

[Awaklara]

You can admire Satoshi but you can't depend on Satoshi either. Sathosi only Creates the Digital Currency "Bitcoin" and cannot be considered a "Mentor" or guide your crypto trading.
Cryptocurrency trading or investing is your own responsibility, no one from Satoshi, Mentor or anyone else can take full responsibility for your decisions.
If you are planning to invest in the cryptocurrency industry. Make sure you have capital that you can afford to lose or often called "cold money" which means you must also be prepared to face losses. Regardless of the term investment risk.

[SirLancelot]

A mentor is a someone who help people to achieve their common goals. Mentor never give up on helping people until they began to see a good results coming out from them. Mentor don't scam people who are trying to rise like them than to help them to stand well.

Do we still have potential mentor in crypto community today?

I love Satoshi because he was a great mentor i have never see in the whole world, for building a great family like this, that will produce future president's of different countries and senators that will make this decentralized currency fully legalized in the whole world.

But, who are you now today? Are you successful now? Because, I think you are just a normal user that joins bounty. 300k is a huge amount of money and if you really have that money, then why you are still here joining campaigns? Sorry but that won't make me believe in your story.

I don't currently have a mentor but my mentor is my own self only and somehow it was effective. What's better with it is you can become a better person because you will learn everything starting from the very bottom while if you just jump in on having a mentor they can make things easier for you and you will still feel incomplete after that. You will feel that something is missing.

[sheenshane]

Do you have a mentor in crypto trading?
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For me, I don't have a PERSONAL mentor or 1 person only. For me, a great mentor is yourself and your community, especially today you can learn easily because there are already a lot of sources and materials to learn about trading, the internet is your friend and can be your mentor too.
Overall, it will matter to taste of a people for learning.

If you want to learn via spoon-feeding, mentoring is the best option that you don't need to study and research hard.
But I tend to agree with what you've said, we have here a community that anytime you can ask and considering as a mentor of yourself.  If you're a good trader, you won't rely upon your mentor at all times, you still need to learn on your own, from scratch, until you will successfully become a good trader.

Though we've preferences in life, it always matters to us our willingness to learn.

[Slow death]

Hi guys,I have learnt a lot from my mentor in crypto trading that made me to became who I am today in the society.

I'm just curious:

who is your mentor?
how long have you had this mentor?

Do you have a mentor in crypto trading?

I don't have a mentor, to be more precise, all the guys I see saying that they offer this kind of mentoring services are scammers, what annoys me is that they lie and always get away with it because they're not forcing people to listen to them and they are not saying you will have guaranteed profits so by law they are not guilty

A mentor is a someone who help people to achieve their common goals. Mentor never give up on helping people until they began to see a good results coming out from them. Mentor don't scam people who are trying to rise like them than to help them to stand well.

99% of these mentors are liars, they are big scammers

[Yamifoud]

Hi guys,I have learnt a lot from my mentor in crypto trading that made me to became who I am today in the society. Do you have a mentor in crypto trading? I never know how important a mentor is to investors when I nearly lost my $300,000 few years ago, until I found a potential mentor who thought me when to sell my coins to make a good income and when not to sell not to experience losses in the market.

I was glad to hear about your success mate...But I say this was not because you have a mentor who guides and teaches you, it was also because you accept to change and you are willing to do so. Because in many cases, mentorship doesn't work, and of course, it really doesn't work if both parties won't work together as it was supposed to be.

We'd learn in different ways...I do just online and YouTube tutorials but because I am willing to take risks and not afraid to learn, I got what I want to happen. It is just a matter of time.