Which crypto Youtuber called the top at 60-69k and told they would sell?

[Quidat]

It's funny how YouTube went from "it's going to $10k, sell everything" to "buy now" in one day.

Change of hearts and mind in an instant and that isnt something shocking yet these people would just simply dive in and make out recommendations on point on whatever they are seeing on the market
condition.Its totally nonsense on following someone on making your investment decision whether you should sold or hold because these decisions would be entirely be depending on you and you cant just
let yourself follow on what others been suggesting even on a popular Youtube vlogger wont really be that good if you do make yourself follow blindly.
If you do make or snip out some ideas then it wont really be bad but totally relying? then its an another story.

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[fortuner]

Richard Heart, but he did not say he would be selling. He just said that was the top, and that the price would fall from there.
However, he did not predict the double top. I saw no youtuber predicting it.

Richard Heart, but he did not say he would be selling. He just said that was the top, and that the price would fall from there.
However, he did not predict the double top. I saw no youtuber predicting it.

Indeed no youtuber is able to predict the future movement of bitcoin prices.
Even though they can guess but still they can't guess the price even though they are a big youtuber.
They can only make videos like examples of past years, but for the future they are the same as us.

[adaseb]

I am too lazy to search but if you search for topic created by my nickname and you see that I called the top within a month or so. It went higher when I created the topic but it peaked shortly after.

Why? Because too many people were trading crypto in public in my area. Everywhere you went. People had their iPhones out and on TradingView or Binance and trading crypto. That’s how I knew it was the top.

Also that Jason Bourne commercial for crypto.com was icing on the cake.

[Silberman]

Hello,

I would be interested to know which cryptoyoutuber is honest:

Which crypto youtuber called the top at 69k and also said on his channel that he is now selling his bitcoin position?

Such a thing cannot be said to help you to differentiate which Youtuber is honest or not, calling the top is something almost impossible to do and the few which do so cannot be said to have a hidden skill that other people do not have, they just got lucky and nothing more, so I will suggest that you reconsider the standard that you want to use otherwise you are going to end up following the advice of someone that does not have what it is necessary to be profitable in the market.

[rodskee]

Hello,

I would be interested to know which cryptoyoutuber is honest:

Which crypto youtuber called the top at 69k and also said on his channel that he is now selling his bitcoin position?



Most crypto Youtuber were hopium dealers after all and not really honest. They used us to pump their bags and secretly sold Bitcoin at 60-69k without us telling it.

I know the "Blockchain Backer" called the top and said on his channel that he is now selling bitcoin at 65k.

What other crypto Youtuber has done that too?

What will be the good thing that will bring you of having this answer? because Youtubers are constantly creating videos just to earn support and views and caring nothing about reality , so if you are asking about whom are the HONEST? the answer is clear , NONE OF Them are honest because they are all for money and not for you or even for me.

[buwaytress]

You mean, which crypto influencer has put out many, many calls, deleted those that failed spectacularly, amd cherry picked the ones that somehow made it right and then made a big deal out of it?

Don't all of them do it at some point? Cause that's what I'd do if I were an influencer and getting it right one out of many times is important to me.

[jaberwock]

I would be interested to know which cryptoyoutuber is honest:

Which crypto youtuber called the top at 69k and also said on his channel that he is now selling his bitcoin position?

Most crypto Youtuber were hopium dealers after all and not really honest. They used us to pump their bags and secretly sold Bitcoin at 60-69k without us telling it.

I know the "Blockchain Backer" called the top and said on his channel that he is now selling bitcoin at 65k.

They can say that they are now selling at 65k but the truth is they are not really selling and even if they show some proof, there's still a possibility that it was fake or they only grab the receipts online. It's not your business anymore if they will sell or not and even if many of those youtubers sell their coins, what will you do? Sue them? Keep in mind that many of us here who buys and hodl a btc do also wants to sell for a profit.

If I will ask you, whenever you sell your btc, do you also let others know about it? I guess no because that's a hassle already and we want to make sure that we are going to be the first to sell before everyone does as that can make the price collapse.

[justdimin]

I would be interested to know which cryptoyoutuber is honest:

Which crypto youtuber called the top at 69k and also said on his channel that he is now selling his bitcoin position?


Most crypto Youtuber were hopium dealers after all and not really honest. They used us to pump their bags and secretly sold Bitcoin at 60-69k without us telling it.

I know the "Blockchain Backer" called the top and said on his channel that he is now selling bitcoin at 65k.

What other crypto Youtuber has done that too?

Just because they got it right once doesn't mean that they would be right at all times. During the 2008 bubble there were plenty of people who knew that there would be a crash and they wagered against the housing bubble and they made a ton of money.

Most of those people didn't ever came up with that kind of profit ever again, some even lost all the profit they ever made. This is why I believe that we shouldn't be really shocked that some youtubers would know about this one, it could happen and that is normal. What we should realize however is the fact that it would take a while before we could see it happen again, they need to repeat that first.

[CryptoYar]

Cryptoverse: https://youtu.be/5WEdROxGDO8 (link to his Channel)

He declared $60K as top and said that I am going to sell my holding here. Although the price later went to $69k but kept saying " I don't know what's going on but clearly we are not going to to touch $100k in year ( in 2021 when everyone was expecting $100k)

Another quality of him is that it he never promoted any shitcoin through his videos or tweets

I know the "Blockchain Backer" called the top and said on his channel that he is now selling bitcoin at 65k.

Could you share that video where he said 65k is top?

[Silberman]

You mean, which crypto influencer has put out many, many calls, deleted those that failed spectacularly, amd cherry picked the ones that somehow made it right and then made a big deal out of it?

Don't all of them do it at some point? Cause that's what I'd do if I were an influencer and getting it right one out of many times is important to me.

While you are right things are even worse than that, an influencer could actually keep all his bad calls up and yet people will only concentrate on the right calls they made anyway, and despite the huge amount of evidence which shows the influencer does not have any kind of superior trading skill many people will believe they do, this is similar to what happens to magicians which explain very clearly that what they are doing are nothing more but tricks and yet a few people are convinced they performed real magic.

[Slow death]

I would be interested to know which cryptoyoutuber is honest:

these youtube guys are more interested in having more followers and having more views to make more money that's why they will always be somehow dishonest indirectly because they will be saying very optimistic things out of reality, of course it's up to each person to always do more research on their own and not listen to just one person or youtube channel

Which crypto youtuber called the top at 69k and also said on his channel that he is now selling his bitcoin position?

I just saw many youtube channels talking about unrealistic prices like 500.000$ until 2025 and another 1 million and now that the price has dropped they still have the old phrase: "make hodl, make hodl"

Most crypto Youtuber were hopium dealers after all and not really honest. They used us to pump their bags and secretly sold Bitcoin at 60-69k without us telling it.

 

I didn't know that, maybe it's some youtuber that do this? but I doubt they are the majority

[crwth]

Since they have income already with their YouTube, they are probably only thinking about themselves. But those who are honest with their income and cryptocurrency holdings are the ones to be trusted. I know one, but he is not only with cryptocurrencies but also with other types of investments. Maybe you'd like him.

https://www.youtube.com/c/AndreiJikh/videos

[kotajikikox]

Hello,

I would be interested to know which cryptoyoutuber is honest:

"Honest" a big word lol.

Youtuber is not here to tell you what is true or what is real , they are here because they wanted to earn popularity and followers/viewers .

so what does that mean?

they will do everything just for you to believe in them and that is far from reality of life so never ask for whom we trust but instead whom we watch .

[tygeade]

"Honest" a big word lol.

Youtuber is not here to tell you what is true or what is real , they are here because they wanted to earn popularity and followers/viewers .

so what does that mean?

they will do everything just for you to believe in them and that is far from reality of life so never ask for whom we trust but instead whom we watch .

But, there must be an honest youtuber because they know that they can earn more subscribers and viewers if they are true to themselves rather than if they will lie. Those who lie and misleads can still a get a viewer or maybe subscribers but that will only be temporary as their viewers will find out the truth soon.

There are youtubers like that, where they can do anything what you want but they are only doing it for a challenge or they are being challenge by their viewers. That is a legal way to get subs and views. Some of us not only watch a video but we also trust the youtuber behind it. This is what the op wants to know. There is nothing wrong with that.

[livingfree]

These YouTubers are making money for videos and chasing clout. I don't follow any of them anymore and I just watch some random stuff related to crypto if they appear on my profile.

Whatever they say could be sugar coated.

That's why if you're too interested in all of them and those that have actual analysis, just get those with real information or always validate what they say and don't make them do the decision for your positions.

[adaseb]

When we were at $64K many people including myself assumed it was the top. But when we broke $64K and hit $69K it didn’t seem like the top.

Most knew the top would be somewhere close but not at $69K. I even assumed it would be at $75K but definitely not $100K. Hence why there aren’t too many that predicted the top correctly.

[Silberman]

"Honest" a big word lol.

Youtuber is not here to tell you what is true or what is real , they are here because they wanted to earn popularity and followers/viewers .

so what does that mean?

they will do everything just for you to believe in them and that is far from reality of life so never ask for whom we trust but instead whom we watch .

But, there must be an honest youtuber because they know that they can earn more subscribers and viewers if they are true to themselves rather than if they will lie. Those who lie and misleads can still a get a viewer or maybe subscribers but that will only be temporary as their viewers will find out the truth soon.

There are youtubers like that, where they can do anything what you want but they are only doing it for a challenge or they are being challenge by their viewers. That is a legal way to get subs and views. Some of us not only watch a video but we also trust the youtuber behind it. This is what the op wants to know. There is nothing wrong with that.

If we look at any advertising campaign we see that they have the tendency to be over the top in order to grab the attention of the public and gain clients this way instead of being more moderate and talk about the actual benefits the product they have can offer, and we see the same with influences, the ones that offer the facts and more moderate predictions about the market are dwarfed in terms of popularity by those which predict bitcoin will be worth a million dollars in just a few years, so the reality on the ground shows that people prefer influencers that feed their fantasies over those which offers them the truth.

[ethereumhunter]

Hello,

I would be interested to know which cryptoyoutuber is honest:

Which crypto youtuber called the top at 69k and also said on his channel that he is now selling his bitcoin position?

Most crypto Youtuber were hopium dealers after all and not really honest. They used us to pump their bags and secretly sold Bitcoin at 60-69k without us telling it.

I know the "Blockchain Backer" called the top and said on his channel that he is now selling bitcoin at 65k.

What other crypto Youtuber has done that too?

I don't know which Youtuber is honest in sharing his knowledge with the people watching on his channel. Maybe someone is honest in providing information but there is something he wants and I think it's only natural for him to act like that. Also, maybe they sold bitcoins at $69k ago and now they have taken the opportunity to buy bitcoins for under $20k. I also don't watch Youtubers too often who give their opinions regarding the state and situation in the market.

[stefan466]

Cryptoverse: https://youtu.be/5WEdROxGDO8 (link to his Channel)

He declared $60K as top and said that I am going to sell my holding here. Although the price later went to $69k but kept saying " I don't know what's going on but clearly we are not going to to touch $100k in year ( in 2021 when everyone was expecting $100k)

Another quality of him is that it he never promoted any shitcoin through his videos or tweets

I know the "Blockchain Backer" called the top and said on his channel that he is now selling bitcoin at 65k.

Could you share that video where he said 65k is top?

Could you please share the video where he said that he sold at 60k? I dont believe he did that, because i read this from him:
https://dailyhodl.com/2021/11/15/did-bitcoin-just-print-a-massive-bearish-pattern-crypto-analyst-benjamin-cowen-maps-next-step-for-btc/

Benjamin Cowen always said that we are in a lengthening cycle which wasnt true at all. He also seems to change opinion very often, one time he said that Bitcoin will never go below 45k again (look what happened). He seems like a typical hopium dealer and dumps his bitcoin on his followers, he doesnt care about them.


Here is the video from Blockchainbacker, that he is selling (when BTC was at 66k), he seems like a honest dude (watch from 06:00): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5rfLr1yWMU&t=1356s

[Republikcoin.com]

Indeed no youtuber is able to predict the future movement of bitcoin prices.
Even though they can guess but still they can't guess the price even though they are a big youtuber.
They can only make videos like examples of past years, but for the future they are the same as us.

What is clear is that a youtuber cannot make a video about how the market conditions will be in the future except only for market conditions that have occurred and can be watched by everyone. So there's nothing to rely on from a youtuber because if it's just a guess, I think everyone can guess it with a sound mind even though in the end it will be wrong.