Mentor experience in crypto trading.

[Kasabus]

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.

Who is a mentor?

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.

Well, lucky are you that you have a great mentor that is very much knowledgeable in this crypto market. I'm just curious because knowing how unpredictable this market, even a legend in this forum, cannot totally escape losses from crypto trading. So your statement may somewhat be confusing not only for me but i guess for everyone in the forum. Although everyone of us needs mentors especially if we are new to crypto trading, but i believe everyone is susceptible to losses no matter how good you are in trading.

[Finestream]

Your post does not look well convincing for me. How do you bring in Satoshi into your trading experience. Is Satoshi teaching you or anyone how to trade? Do you know who Satoshi is? Common on, that part of your post looks more like you just want to post something here. You trading with a lot of money hmmm, do you really have that kind of money ? I hope you don't start making newbies to confused.

Your post OP really got us all confused because you are dragging Satoshi into your crypto trading when the fact, this man has already hidden from the spotlight. Or maybe you are referring to faketoshi i guess. But whoever you are referring to as your mentor, he may be good in trading probably but he can't be profitable at all times. Afaik, losses is also part of trading that's why it becomes inevitable when we enter crypto trading.

[Lida93]

I never actually have had any mentor for myself since my involvement in cryptocurrency , it has always been and still is do it yourself thing for me. I do my research, perusing through many people's experiences and write ups, and from my own bitter sweet experiences too.

Not that u don't need or love to have a mentor, but ............!

[kapalmabur]

Your post does not look well convincing for me. How do you bring in Satoshi into your trading experience. Is Satoshi teaching you or anyone how to trade? Do you know who Satoshi is? Common on, that part of your post looks more like you just want to post something here. You trading with a lot of money hmmm, do you really have that kind of money ? I hope you don't start making newbies to confused.

Your post OP really got us all confused because you are dragging Satoshi into your crypto trading when the fact, this man has already hidden from the spotlight. Or maybe you are referring to faketoshi i guess. But whoever you are referring to as your mentor, he may be good in trading probably but he can't be profitable at all times. Afaik, losses is also part of trading that's why it becomes inevitable when we enter crypto trading.

Yes, basically no matter how good the mentor is, it can even be said to be very professional, I think he still has experienced losses in trading,
I agree with you that both profits and losses are part of trading that can never be separated,
it's absolutely impossible for sure to continue to profit

[sklopan]

In general, it is quite useful for a trader if there is a mentor. But you need to understand that not all mentors are experienced, and most importantly, you also need to rely on your own knowledge, and not just on strangers.

[Natalim]

In general, it is quite useful for a trader if there is a mentor. But you need to understand that not all mentors are experienced, and most importantly, you also need to rely on your own knowledge, and not just on strangers.

And in the first place, we don't need someone who is not knowledgeable enough to teach us as this makes no sense at all. if we ask for a mentor and want to gain more ideas, we are supposed to look for an expert in that field, not the one who is also just like us (beginners).

Exactly, not all who got a mentor succeeded after, some had also failed because of decision making. This is an individual response to the market and this couldn't be taught.

[arwin100]

Your post does not look well convincing for me. How do you bring in Satoshi into your trading experience. Is Satoshi teaching you or anyone how to trade? Do you know who Satoshi is? Common on, that part of your post looks more like you just want to post something here. You trading with a lot of money hmmm, do you really have that kind of money ? I hope you don't start making newbies to confused.

Your post OP really got us all confused because you are dragging Satoshi into your crypto trading when the fact, this man has already hidden from the spotlight. Or maybe you are referring to faketoshi i guess. But whoever you are referring to as your mentor, he may be good in trading probably but he can't be profitable at all times. Afaik, losses is also part of trading that's why it becomes inevitable when we enter crypto trading.

Yes, basically no matter how good the mentor is, it can even be said to be very professional, I think he still has experienced losses in trading,
I agree with you that both profits and losses are part of trading that can never be separated,
it's absolutely impossible for sure to continue to profit

No one absulotely earns fast cash without putting on something we think it would be hopeful. Although they suffer losses but still we need to man up to overcome and think more starter to avoid consequences.

  For sure majority of the traders are not into it. For new young people better to know about crazy things because is might help to noveone from any risk.

[Cling18]

In general, it is quite useful for a trader if there is a mentor. But you need to understand that not all mentors are experienced, and most importantly, you also need to rely on your own knowledge, and not just on strangers.

And in the first place, we don't need someone who is not knowledgeable enough to teach us as this makes no sense at all. if we ask for a mentor and want to gain more ideas, we are supposed to look for an expert in that field, not the one who is also just like us (beginners).

Exactly, not all who got a mentor succeeded after, some had also failed because of decision making. This is an individual response to the market and this couldn't be taught.

Mentors could serve as our guides especially if they're skilled enough to impart their knowledge to us but we shouldn't rely everything on them. Even professional traders fail at times. It's also important that you'll be able to deal with the market personally and make firm decisions when it comes to trading based on your own experience.

[Wexnident]

Not really no. And it costed quite a lot I must say, both in terms of time and money spent.A mentor could help in reducing that though, and also advise on developing the proper mindset and mentality when it comes to trading, saving a lot of time and money. Not to mention it doesn't only help early on, but also later as well with the connections you've made.
 
Not that I'm complaining really. At the very least, it made me have that experience of learning crypto on my own and knowing how to react to stress and emotional experience that I got when I started trading. It's still a pretty good experience for me if I do say so.

[ShowOff]

And in the first place, we don't need someone who is not knowledgeable enough to teach us as this makes no sense at all. if we ask for a mentor and want to gain more ideas, we are supposed to look for an expert in that field, not the one who is also just like us (beginners).

Exactly, not all who got a mentor succeeded after, some had also failed because of decision making. This is an individual response to the market and this couldn't be taught.

Having a mentor to better understand the crypto world is the best way to get the right information. I don't think it's bad for beginners, but it's good that the mentor is also the right person where he already understands things quite well.

Some people ask me to teach them about forums and how to get started here, of course I don't mind if they are really serious. But sadly I don't have much time to give them enough information about the forum so far other than just asking them to read more rules and interact with other users. I might also be able to tell them something related to trading or investing, so that it will allow them to understand it properly rather than being self-taught.

[Mahanton]

Your post does not look well convincing for me. How do you bring in Satoshi into your trading experience. Is Satoshi teaching you or anyone how to trade? Do you know who Satoshi is? Common on, that part of your post looks more like you just want to post something here. You trading with a lot of money hmmm, do you really have that kind of money ? I hope you don't start making newbies to confused.

Your post OP really got us all confused because you are dragging Satoshi into your crypto trading when the fact, this man has already hidden from the spotlight. Or maybe you are referring to faketoshi i guess. But whoever you are referring to as your mentor, he may be good in trading probably but he can't be profitable at all times. Afaik, losses is also part of trading that's why it becomes inevitable when we enter crypto trading.

Yes, basically no matter how good the mentor is, it can even be said to be very professional, I think he still has experienced losses in trading,
I agree with you that both profits and losses are part of trading that can never be separated,
it's absolutely impossible for sure to continue to profit

No one absulotely earns fast cash without putting on something we think it would be hopeful. Although they suffer losses but still we need to man up to overcome and think more starter to avoid consequences.

  For sure majority of the traders are not into it. For new young people better to know about crazy things because is might help to noveone from any risk.

You would really be needing to move on and make learning from your past mistake and there are people who do really love to play with fire or risky things.Overcoming is a must
for you to improve yourself way more than it was before.

Having some mentor isnt that bad but making yourself learn and progress on the real experience that you had attained.

[Nrcewker]

Who is a mentor?

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.

My first question is, if the mentor is so intelligent and so professional in trading, then why don't he make money himself ?
Why is he sharing his so valuable strategies for other people ?
To be honest, in terms of trading no need of any mentor.
It's your own money, so you should be the one who will decide where to invest where to not.
In a later period of time, if there is losses, then you only go and blame your mentor.
So it's better to have no mentor than someone you gonna blame in the future.
Crypto trading always comes with risk, so if you are able to manage the risks without any problem, then I am sure no mentor is needed.
Willing to hear other people's opinion on this matter.

[sklopan]

This can help at least in that the trader has a person who already has enough experience. But do not forget that this is still not your experience and it is important to understand this.

[Rockstarguy]

Who is a mentor?

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.

My first question is, if the mentor is so intelligent and so professional in trading, then why don't he make money himself ?
Why is he sharing his so valuable strategies for other people ?
To be honest, in terms of trading no need of any mentor.
It's your own money, so you should be the one who will decide where to invest where to not.
In a later period of time, if there is losses, then you only go and blame your mentor.
So it's better to have no mentor than someone you gonna blame in the future.
Crypto trading always comes with risk, so if you are able to manage the risks without any problem, then I am sure no mentor is needed.
Willing to hear other people's opinion on this matter.

In cryptocurrency no one really needs a mentor to make decisions on how to spend money on trading,  nobody is too good to predict the market , so every man to take decisions on what to do. The people we refer to be mentor are not perfect or experts,  they still run some losses. But their is still nothing wrong if one decide to have mentor that is more knowledgeable in cryptocurrency that can help in good idea, I don't think one needs mentor that will decide what to do in trading.

[stomachgrowls]

Who is a mentor?

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.

My first question is, if the mentor is so intelligent and so professional in trading, then why don't he make money himself ?
Why is he sharing his so valuable strategies for other people ?
To be honest, in terms of trading no need of any mentor.
It's your own money, so you should be the one who will decide where to invest where to not.
In a later period of time, if there is losses, then you only go and blame your mentor.
So it's better to have no mentor than someone you gonna blame in the future.
Crypto trading always comes with risk, so if you are able to manage the risks without any problem, then I am sure no mentor is needed.
Willing to hear other people's opinion on this matter.

In cryptocurrency no one really needs a mentor to make decisions on how to spend money on trading,  nobody is too good to predict the market , so every man to take decisions on what to do. The people we refer to be mentor are not perfect or experts,  they still run some losses. But their is still nothing wrong if one decide to have mentor that is more knowledgeable in cryptocurrency that can help in good idea, I don't think one needs mentor that will decide what to do in trading.

Mentor is really just good when you are really trying out to learn but everything seems out to be hard to be absorbed or something you cant learn but in general sense then its dumb or impossible for

someone not able to do so considering that every resources needed can be found online which means that you arent really needing on paying up someone just to make you learn.Just dont

make yourself that lazy or having those kind of mindset on believing that everything could really be easy because once you do step your foot into trading then it would really be
just like dealing yourself on a wild wild west. 

[doomloop]

In general, it is quite useful for a trader if there is a mentor. But you need to understand that not all mentors are experienced, and most importantly, you also need to rely on your own knowledge, and not just on strangers.

And in the first place, we don't need someone who is not knowledgeable enough to teach us as this makes no sense at all. if we ask for a mentor and want to gain more ideas, we are supposed to look for an expert in that field, not the one who is also just like us (beginners).

Exactly, not all who got a mentor succeeded after, some had also failed because of decision making. This is an individual response to the market and this couldn't be taught.

But, how can they become one (a mentor) if they know nothing about crypto trading? Don't tell me they are only faking it? But we should only avail to those who are verified if ever you are a type of person that will spend on this kind of service.

We don't have any knowledge if we are just getting started, that is why some will hire a mentor to learn trading in a much easier and faster way but if you don't have a money, or you simply think that the money you will spend on availing a mentor is not worth it then you are always welcome to learn trading on your own. It is still possible anyway. It can be slower and hard but it is free and you can become better than those who learned only from a mentor.

[RealMalatesta]

And in the first place, we don't need someone who is not knowledgeable enough to teach us as this makes no sense at all. if we ask for a mentor and want to gain more ideas, we are supposed to look for an expert in that field, not the one who is also just like us (beginners).

Exactly, not all who got a mentor succeeded after, some had also failed because of decision making. This is an individual response to the market and this couldn't be taught.

Having a mentor to better understand the crypto world is the best way to get the right information. I don't think it's bad for beginners, but it's good that the mentor is also the right person where he already understands things quite well.

Some people ask me to teach them about forums and how to get started here, of course I don't mind if they are really serious. But sadly I don't have much time to give them enough information about the forum so far other than just asking them to read more rules and interact with other users. I might also be able to tell them something related to trading or investing, so that it will allow them to understand it properly rather than being self-taught.

It is not even just good for the newbies neither, the weird thing is, if you think you are a veteran and start to learn crypto trading from another mentor, even if you are as good as a mentor yourself, then you can see another approach to trading. That would make things a lot better for you because you already mastered a method yourself, but then you will be able to master another method by learning it from another mentor.

This will allow you to have different approaches and if you keep doing that it would result with you mastering multiple approaches and do a lot better in the long run. This is of course just my suggestion, if you are a veteran that profits, you may not feel like you need such a task.

[TelolettOm]

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?

Sadly, not right now. I haven't any mentor yet for trading. I know also that this is important and can help me much. But, I am also aware with or without a mentor, I need to learn it better every day.
In this case, the mentor may be helpful enough, but if there is no one, as long as we have a certain community, actually we can share with each other. Sharing about knowledge, experiences, and also other things can also lead us to be better again. But of course, it doesn't mean that we must follow what the mentor or friends are doing.

[Mpamaegbu]

I love Satoshi because he was a great mentor

Satoshi was never a mentor, may be not in the public eye and not here. Satoshi is better known as an inventor.

On a more serious note, mentorship can't be over emphasized. Though there are some who think they can bypass the process and do it all alone. They may get there, anyway, but it will take a longer process to achieve than they've a mentor. This is where wealth of experience comes in. Anyone mentoring you without experience shouldn't be referred to as a mentor. The basic thing mentorship does is direction on how to navigate a certain terrain. Without such, there's no point following anyone's lead.

[palle11]

This can help at least in that the trader has a person who already has enough experience. But do not forget that this is still not your experience and it is important to understand this.

It doesn't matter that one is monitored whether claiming it secretly or openly or denying it. Every one that doesn't have the original content of anything of course is taking the source from somewhere that is why you have seen people referencing or putting the link out. Knowledge is meant to be shared and no man is an island of its own no need priding over it.