Mentor experience in crypto trading.

[Zanab247]

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.

[Jawhead999]

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.

[NeuroticFish]

My guess that this lovely novel is a simple attempt for fishing for some newbies to be mentored scammed.
I mean, come on, somebody trading 300k is coming to post like this?  

The best case scenario is that a newbie will pay for the service, but most probably won't learn anything that's not already written here.
The worse case scenario will be that a newbie would pay for the service and also lose his money for some shitcoin or scheme.

PS. Needless to say, I hope I'm wrong, but be wary.

[mk4]

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.

By definition, a mentor is mostly someone who can give you advice and is someone you can personally consult. By your definition — especially knowing that you're talking about Satoshi himself (whom you most probably never talked to), you're describing more of an inspiration or role model, than a "mentor".

[Wiwo]

Trading is too risky for me, and having a mentor in trading is a good way not to lose money in trading I must say I have a professional cryptocurrency trader who use to share some trading guides with me but then I can call him a mentor since I mostly pay for his services until I lost interest in trading recently. Mentorship comes in different ways and you have to draw a line between mentorship and a role model Santoshi is a role model as a mentor is someone with who you can actively get involved with both communication and relationship bodily and doesn't have to be from afar.

[rozak]

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.

I can't dream when you meet Satoshi and he teaches you to trade with the usual signals shared in telegram groups.

In my early days in the crypto market, of course, someone taught me about trading in the market. but very simple, about how the market works and how to make transactions according to our wishes.
specifically, to buy a certain asset, I don't think I would believe it. in trading, believe in yourself. that's if you want to grow.

[palle11]

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.

[FatFork]

I love Satoshi because he was a great mentor i have never see in the whole world, for building a great family like this,

It seems like you have difficulty understanding what the term "mentor" really means. Satoshi may be your role model, or you may be inspired by him, but either way, he wasn't your mentor. Especially not when it comes to crypto trading, because he never said anything about it, as far as I know.

...that will produce future president's of different countries and senators that will make this decentralized currency fully legalized in the whole world.

A what now?

[hd49728]

Don' t trade if you are new in crypto. Your mentors can not save you in this market. You can do stupid things by yourself and your mentors can not control.what you do.

You can not ask for advice from your mentor when he or she is sleeping. You can sell or buy and your mentor can not control your clicks. Mentors only can give you advice that is not enough to save you.

In order to have wise and calm decisions in crypto market, you must have enough experience from win to lose and mistake. Mentor can not shift his or her experience to you. What you get from mentors are lessons and advice.

[Jody.Drummer]

In the beginning, you are talking about a mentor, which means you are guided directly from stage 1 to another. If in the end, Satoshi was your mentor, when did he teach you to trade?

Slightly misunderstood the concept of a mentor that is not quite right when it is linked. How to use it as your motivation to love Bitcoin? because Satoshi didn't introduce us altcoins. It also indirectly does not face to face.

[Potato Chips]

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.

[yhiaali3]

Satoshi may be an icon for everyone, but he is certainly not a mentor to anyone. Satoshi is the one who invented Bitcoin, but he is not the one who laid the foundations for trading. A mentor who should guide you through your trading must be someone who is an expert in trading, not the creator of Bitcoin. However, I don't have a mentor in trading, but I am dependent. I try to learn from my mistakes to make my own trading strategy.

[Falconer]

It seems that a mentor is the one that is needed to learn something right especially since trading requires you to use real money. Good mentors are those who are willing to teach you knowledge without expecting anything from you and I don't think it's like service.

You don't have to pay someone to teach you some trading knowledge because now there is a lot of useful knowledge shared for free whether you like visualization or something else. YouTube, articles from several trusted sources can be good mentors for that. Satoshi didn't tell me how to be a good trader, but the experience of other traders has given me a lot of knowledge about how I should start trading.

[teosanru]

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.

In trading the mentorship is different and in other spheres it's entirely different, in trading you will find hundreds of people who are just scammers and will teach you all the generic knowledge which is already available. In trading you need someone who should handhold you towards the right direction and make you a trader who doesn't runs behind mere profits rather takes up trading as an exercise to churn return on his investments in a longer term by taking profits when market is favourable and taking loss when market is unfavorable.

[Viscore]

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.

Whoever your mentor is, i must say that he is certainly an expert trader that knows when to lose and not to lose. Which i think is very odd when it comes to crypto trading because we all know how unpredictable it is, but still you manage to escape from losses. It's more on you are acting not a real trader or, lol. However, i don't experience that mentoring or got to be mentored even before as i mostly learn all by myself, but i think those you called mentors these days are not anymore reliable, that they love your money more than anything else.

[wxa7115]

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.

Even if you lost that much money you still got lucky by finding a mentor, the reality is that very few people can find a mentor as there are very few people that can make money in the markets and there are not really a lot of them that want to share their knowledge with someone else.

But if you can find one then this is a huge advantage as your mentor can tell you really quickly if an idea that you have is a good one or if it is worthless, something that is invaluable as the rest of us have to backtest our ideas to see if they work at all, and this is a process that could even take weeks even if you invest all your free time in order to find out the validity of your ideas.

[Kelvinid]

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.

Satoshi did nothing to you nor did he/she teaches you how to trade. You'd rather say thank you for your bad experience as in that way you had learned and acquired someone who will teach and guide you on the right path.

I was just amazed by your optimism and strong personality to carry over those huge losses and still have the courage to continue trading as it happened to me, I certainly quit.

[CaVO32]

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.

Even if you lost that much money you still got lucky by finding a mentor, the reality is that very few people can find a mentor as there are very few people that can make money in the markets and there are not really a lot of them that want to share their knowledge with someone else.

But if you can find one then this is a huge advantage as your mentor can tell you really quickly if an idea that you have is a good one or if it is worthless, something that is invaluable as the rest of us have to backtest our ideas to see if they work at all, and this is a process that could even take weeks even if you invest all your free time in order to find out the validity of your ideas.

Finding a mentor via online is not advisable as more than likely, you will encounter a scammer. So it is best if you can find it via personal connections or within your close contacts. It is very rare that you can find a valuable mentor that is reliable and won't take advantage of you in terms of financial matters. I don't have mentor in crypto trading, I just learned the tricks throughout the years of being in this market. So whatever I want to trade, I still do my own background check for the coin.

[rhomelmabini]

I don't have any when I started this trading journey and all my mentor to be called is my grit and dedication to learn in trading. I guess that can be called a mentor too, so do the experiences.

Do we still have potential mentor in crypto community today?

I guess mentor has differences on every individuals, just take what I said above as an example. We still have a lot of potential for mentors in this space considering this is still early as a market, many will evolve as a great mentor, may it a person or just a stuff like a book.

[jossiel]

I envy those that have personal mentors. I guess a lot of people here are independent and have learned from others' teachings and articles about the topics that we want to learn.

If you follow an influencer through social media, they can be said as mentors as long as the topics they're tackling is related to the need you want to have.

But it's still different from someone who actually gives you the idea on what you must do and directly talks to you.