Mentor experience in crypto trading.

[GeorgeJohn]

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.

Every mistake is meant to be corrected irrespective the composition and how bold is the compose. In normal circumstances they is a set of people who don't want to learn cryptocurrency with observation but what they need is guidance to redirect their way of falling apart, it's very understandable that Satoshi introduce cryptocurrency especially bitcoin but he never brought the ideology of trading into existences, i will say it's a misconception by op.

[virasisog]

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.

You're lucky if you have found a trusted person to mentor and guide you in trading. It's really hard to find someone to trust nowadays. In my experience, I didn't have a mentor but rather did my best to learn things about trading. Tutorials and resources online helped me succeed in my gambling journey. It's still an edge and also fulfilling if you'll be able to do successful trading on your own.

[Fatunad]

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.

Every mistake is meant to be corrected irrespective the composition and how bold is the compose. In normal circumstances they is a set of people who don't want to learn cryptocurrency with observation but what they need is guidance to redirect their way of falling apart, it's very understandable that Satoshi introduce cryptocurrency especially bitcoin but he never brought the ideology of trading into existences, i will say it's a misconception by op.

Totally irrelevant it would say because creating something doesnt automatically means on being a mentor which do emphasizing or in talks about trading which you cant really see any connection on it thats why
its really totally hard to understand if you are trying out to connect both things.  Mentor is someone who do teach up something and Satoshi had just created and the rest of learning is done by us which means
that he hadnt do something in part of that which its true that its a misconception i would say that things should be realized it first before making some question so that it would not create some confusion.

[Japinat]

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.

Well, even if we have the best mentor in the market, he cannot guarantee for our over all success because just like us, trading will always be hard because of its unpredictable market. I believe than to look for a great mentor, why not make yourself as your own mentor. Study well the market so you can be good in making market analysis, that way you will build your own experience and skills in trading. So no reason to find a good mentor and blame him whenever things are going against your expectations.

[sklopan]

I am a supporter of the idea that the most important thing is to find the very normal teacher who will allow you to get the necessary knowledge and be able to give it at the right time.

[Ziskinberg]

It's fantastic to have a mentor you can rely on and form into who you are today. Mentors are meant to guide you but not walk you through it entirely because it will always be YOU who will carry you towards the goal you have, which will be the challenge everyone will face.

Many people are known to be good at trading and can make themselves appear suitable, but some scammers make it seem that they are making themselves credible first and then scam later. Picking the right mentor should be a big deal, and you should know who you are choosing. Like with a background that's going to reflect who they are, and they will be the one shedding light on what they are planning for the future and how you are going to be helped.

I'm not sure how Satoshi became a mentor because did he teach students about it?

It's always great if you find a mentor that has a genuine desire to help you, assist you and watch you as you conquer the real field of crypto trading. But not all are lucky enough to be mentored as some have only started with their own selves learning and gaining skills in trading. And for me, that's even better because you stand by your own decisions, you trade with trial and error, and you learn to accept losses as its always hard to beat. So being mentored or not, i think its always on the trader itself on how he will manage himself and be successful in crypto trading.

[crwth]

It's always great if you find a mentor that has a genuine desire to help you, assist you and watch you as you conquer the real field of crypto trading.

If you think about it, it's going to be easy if you are going to find different events in the trading field. For sure if you are searching for different trading strategies and techniques, odds are high that there are targeted ads that look for people who are looking for trading groups. So you can join there and start there.

But not all are lucky enough to be mentored as some have only started with their own selves learning and gaining skills in trading.

I think it's better to do self-study first and then join some groups so that you have the fundamentals and the right knowledge of the basics in order to be better and grasping it will be easy for you.

And for me, that's even better because you stand by your own decisions, you trade with trial and error, and you learn to accept losses as its always hard to beat. So being mentored or not, i think its always on the trader itself on how he will manage himself and be successful in crypto trading.

Better to know it first and then learn from your mistakes and be consistent. Be strong.

[Vaculin]

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.

Gone are those days where we can see potential mentors in the crypto community. There may be some left but mostly, mentors these days comes with a good price. You're lucky if you have one as its hard to trust these days especially that all crypto traders are mostly driven by greed. At the end of the day, you realized it's only them that make profits from you while you are certainly in loss. However, not all who have been mentored attain success. Because i believe, the only way to make you successful is by believing on one's self and be able to accept losses and then move on and improve yourself.

[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.

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.

Gone are those days where we can see potential mentors in the crypto community. There may be some left but mostly, mentors these days comes with a good price. You're lucky if you have one as its hard to trust these days especially that all crypto traders are mostly driven by greed. At the end of the day, you realized it's only them that make profits from you while you are certainly in loss. However, not all who have been mentored attain success. Because i believe, the only way to make you successful is by believing on one's self and be able to accept losses and then move on and improve yourself.

It is because of this that it is so difficult to get a mentor to teach you how to trade successfully, after all we have to be honest, trading is difficult and for a trader to become profitable it requires a great deal of knowledge, so it makes sense they do not want to share their knowledge for free.

However since the demand for mentors is so high and the supply so low scammers take advantage of this and they present themselves as mentors, when the reality is they only want to extract as much profit as possible out of their students.

[TheUltraElite]

Well, even if we have the best mentor in the market, he cannot guarantee for our over all success because just like us, trading will always be hard because of its unpredictable market. I believe than to look for a great mentor, why not make yourself as your own mentor. Study well the market so you can be good in making market analysis, that way you will build your own experience and skills in trading. So no reason to find a good mentor and blame him whenever things are going against your expectations.

Making one the mentor of themselves takes time and it is a good suggestion. But most newbies actually need someone to just guide them in the process of making a trade and how to use the market movements to their advantage. While internet gurus are mostly shilling their own altcoins there are genuine people who try to help and many of them will be found on this forum.

Misguidance is common here because of free access and non-regulation or review of advices. It is also tough for a newbie to know who is trying to misguide them.

[jostorres]

Making one the mentor of themselves takes time and it is a good suggestion. But most newbies actually need someone to just guide them in the process of making a trade and how to use the market movements to their advantage. While internet gurus are mostly shilling their own altcoins there are genuine people who try to help and many of them will be found on this forum.

Misguidance is common here because of free access and non-regulation or review of advices. It is also tough for a newbie to know who is trying to misguide them.

Yeah, that’s true! Mentors mostly are suitable and more recommendable for newbies because they’d definitely need guidance, directions and instructions on how to read and understand the market. Personally, I started off without a mentor, and boy, my mistakes would fill a 10 litre Jerry can . In all, I thank God for the stage for which I am now, I can decipher my left from the right, though I learnt this the hard way! I wouldn’t advise any newbie to try and follow my steps, you’d lose too much money, so get yourself a good mentor if you can!

[Cryptomiles1]

When did Satoshi guide a proper trading for you? lol,

Maybe op trying to appreciate he's good did
This doesn't actually mean he is a trader but a mentor to bring such technology where people transaction online without any interference, So he could be right from my point of view. Now a mentor is not only someone who guide to become successful but also a person which the whole world celebrates and emulates so deep down Satoshi is really a mentor from what he has done so far till date.

[Mahanton]

When did Satoshi guide a proper trading for you? lol,

Maybe op trying to appreciate he's good did
This doesn't actually mean he is a trader but a mentor to bring such technology where people transaction online without any interference, So he could be right from my point of view. Now a mentor is not only someone who guide to become successful but also a person which the whole world celebrates and emulates so deep down Satoshi is really a mentor from what he has done so far till date.

Being a creator is totally different when we do talk about mentor-ship yet this do really involved those actual sharing and teaching on particular thing which it didnt really fit out on speaking about Satoshi.
So it wont really be just right if we do talk about these things about mentor yet its not really that relevant.In reality we arent really needing this because you could eventually learn for your own
without needing these things.It do really only requires proper time and proper effort on which you could really make yourself to be aware and how you would gonna deal
on the things you are tending to engage on.

[molsewid]

Making one the mentor of themselves takes time and it is a good suggestion. But most newbies actually need someone to just guide them in the process of making a trade and how to use the market movements to their advantage. While internet gurus are mostly shilling their own altcoins there are genuine people who try to help and many of them will be found on this forum.

Misguidance is common here because of free access and non-regulation or review of advices. It is also tough for a newbie to know who is trying to misguide them.

Indeed, I have a friend before who help me to understand basic knowledge in trading, he teach me the jargons, later on I found Kiyosaki books, he is not my mentor but it is good to have Kiyosaki that will open your mind about your finances, some people doesn't like his perspective, I do understand that but for me? it is very helpful for me. There's a lot of book he wrote such as Rich Dad, Poor Dad and Cash flow Quadrant and many more.

[carlfebz2]

Making one the mentor of themselves takes time and it is a good suggestion. But most newbies actually need someone to just guide them in the process of making a trade and how to use the market movements to their advantage. While internet gurus are mostly shilling their own altcoins there are genuine people who try to help and many of them will be found on this forum.

Misguidance is common here because of free access and non-regulation or review of advices. It is also tough for a newbie to know who is trying to misguide them.

Indeed, I have a friend before who help me to understand basic knowledge in trading, he teach me the jargons, later on I found Kiyosaki books, he is not my mentor but it is good to have Kiyosaki that will open your mind about your finances, some people doesn't like his perspective, I do understand that but for me? it is very helpful for me. There's a lot of book he wrote such as Rich Dad, Poor Dad and Cash flow Quadrant and many more.

There are things which other people cant appreciate while it is really helpful or relevant for you thats why its better not to mind on what others been thinking or feedbacks or opinions.Stick on things which you do

seem that it would really be that beneficial.There are lots of context and references which you could  really listen up to which would really be that relevant on what you are currently dealing.

Snipping some good ideas and applying it with your own trading style and understanding is something recommendable.

[wxa7115]

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?

The truth of the whole story is that many trading mentors nowadays are no longer trading. They have exited the trading life and now make their money by means of selling average manuals and online courses, teaching you how to trade well. The content of their books and resources may be useful, but using a mentor that is no longer trading is a red flag. You should opt for someone who is still actively trading to get the best insider advice.

You should also look for a trader who is dedicated to the type of asset you want to trade. If your heart lies in Forex trading, look for a mentor who also devotes most of their time to Forex. And the biggest red flag of all; do not use mentors who guarantee profits. Your capital is always at risk, and they are lying to you from the get-go.

This is great advice, even if the techniques a retired trader can teach you should still be valid, at the same time a lot of things can change during the time they do not actively trade the markets anymore.

So while trading with an outdated strategy is better than to trade without a strategy or with a strategy you have not verified to be successful, it is also not really the most optimal path that we can take and it should be avoided if possible.

[tygeade]

There are things which other people cant appreciate while it is really helpful or relevant for you thats why its better not to mind on what others been thinking or feedbacks or opinions.Stick on things which you do

seem that it would really be that beneficial.There are lots of context and references which you could  really listen up to which would really be that relevant on what you are currently dealing.

Snipping some good ideas and applying it with your own trading style and understanding is something recommendable.

This is what I did as well but mainly with peter lynch for example. Between Peter Lynch, Warren Buffet and Robert Kiyosaki, you are going to have three amazing investors who can navigate through the market and the financial world we are in and tell you the secrets on how to get rich.

You can learn how to invest effectively with Peter Lynch when you do not have a lot of money and how to find companies that would be profitable, then you can use Warren Buffet to find ways to invest into things that can return something to you for you to reinvest back, so create a vicious cycle that will not end, and with Robert Kiyosaki could allow you to start with almost nothing, but find debt to be quite profitable if you know what you are doing and use others money to make you money. All could be applied to crypto directly.

[sklopan]

In my opinion, this can be quite useful. At the very least, if the person who teaches you has enough experience, this can positively affect your work results.

[stomachgrowls]

In my opinion, this can be quite useful. At the very least, if the person who teaches you has enough experience, this can positively affect your work results.

Could be good when you are still starting up because taking a good grasps on something which you arent familiar is the toughest and most challenging time you do have into this career
which it would really be that sensible for you to consider these options but not really that good for you to rely on forever because there would really comes a time where you do need to stand
and make trades on your own on the time you have already gained experience and skills but its up to someones preference if they do stick on making these people to be your reference
on snipping out some ideas since we do have different mindset on how to take a good grasp on something.

[jaberwock]

The truth of the whole story is that many trading mentors nowadays are no longer trading. They have exited the trading life and now make their money by means of selling average manuals and online courses, teaching you how to trade well. The content of their books and resources may be useful, but using a mentor that is no longer trading is a red flag. You should opt for someone who is still actively trading to get the best insider advice.

You should also look for a trader who is dedicated to the type of asset you want to trade. If your heart lies in Forex trading, look for a mentor who also devotes most of their time to Forex. And the biggest red flag of all; do not use mentors who guarantee profits. Your capital is always at risk, and they are lying to you from the get-go.

This is great advice, even if the techniques a retired trader can teach you should still be valid, at the same time a lot of things can change during the time they do not actively trade the markets anymore.

So while trading with an outdated strategy is better than to trade without a strategy or with a strategy you have not verified to be successful, it is also not really the most optimal path that we can take and it should be avoided if possible.

But, are there a major change the way crypto market works? Over the past 13 years I think it still work the same. There are still two cycles and that is the bear and the bull. There are coins that come and go but that is normal as they are just junk coins but legit and top cryptos are still there that keeps on going up or going down (fluctuating).

Maybe it's true that mentors are usually the ones which have now a retired from the field that they are teaching because if not then it will be hard for them to coach/mentor people as mentoring is not easy as it seems. This is better so that they can only focus on one thing and they can give you a better advice.