Which YouTube channels and pages to follow for update on market news and TA?

[Succeeder5748]

OP, in taking financial decisions, is either you are making those decisions yourself or you have hired a financial expert who can guide you. But if you must know, there is a lot of misleading content on the internet, even on YouTube and other sites. Some of the things you consider crypto investment advice are not even what the adviser is doing. You can get a technical analysis on YouTube, but beware that some YouTubers will only film and show you what you expect to see, which may not be the truth.

I can say that you should follow up on some boards (like Marketplace, Trading Discussion, Legal, Press and economic). You will gradually learn things as a less skilled person, as you mentioned.

I will look at other peoples technical analysis because I don't do any myself. I will not be having a go at any proper technical analysis; I rely on the technical analysis on the appropriate persons who's livelihood is spent and trained doing that.

[Succeeder5748]

I just want to thank people for their comments to my post. I am already following ClearValueTax.

[davis196]

Why do I think that you are searching for someone, who is doing to give you financial advise?
Are you searching for Youtubers who will basically say to you "buy now, because bla bla bla..." or  "don't buy now, because bla bla"?
If this is what you are searching for, then I recommend you to stay away from the crypto Youtubers.
If you are serious about studying technical analysis Youtube isn't the right place. Just try to find some cheap online course about technical analysis of the crypto markets on Udemy or some other platform, that offers online courses. I'm sure that there was a way to get Udemy courses for free.

[The Sceptical Chymist]

none of them

Ding ding ding!!!

Seriously OP, I think Youtube is the absolute worst place to research crypto.  Even if you search for a specific topic, all of the results that pop up are going to be from professional Youtubers who are most likely making their living from ad/sponsorship revenue rather than anything related to cryptocurrencies.

And since franky1 mentioned thumbnails (a personal pet peeve of mine), this is the shit you're going to get over and over:




Everyone is trying to out-hype the next guy, and they can basically only do that through these awful, awful thumbnails--most of which are clickbait anyway.

My advice?  Pick up a book and read it.

[tranthidung]

Seriously OP, I think Youtube is the absolute worst place to research crypto.  Even if you search for a specific topic, all of the results that pop up are going to be from professional Youtubers who are most likely making their living from ad/sponsorship revenue rather than anything related to cryptocurrencies.

Bitcoin videos on Youtube....and a suggestion for our possible BCT channel.

I only follow Youtube channels which have resources to learn technical things. Most of Youtube channels are incentivized by owner intention to make money from it. Their reviews, analyses can be nothing more than sponsored resources and to attract curious watchers, followers in order to increase their total followers and get higher payrate for their videos.

[cafter]

heres more :

I sometimes think, the youtubers know nothing or very very less about crypto and bitcoins, they are so dumb and newbie watch them like they are the crypto pros.
I start lol when read those newbie's comments.

I was also some time a newbie but not watched these type of videos seriously, I can guess what will going to be discussed in whole video by listening the initial 10sec of the video,

Reading a good books written by a professional is good idea like the Sceptical Chymist said.

[The Sceptical Chymist]

Bitcoin videos on Youtube....and a suggestion for our possible BCT channel.

Now that made me chuckle!  I had that thread in mind when I read franky1's post but I did not expect anyone else to remember it even existed, much less link to it.  Dang, I forgot I actually started it; I thought I recall just going off on a rant in a thread about bitcointalk's YT channel.

But you see what I mean, OP?  There's so much cookie-cutter BS that if you click on one of those videos you're probably just going to listen to some jackass promote his sponsor for 5 minutes and then ape some news story from Coindesk or wherever.  And that's the best case scenario--beware of all the YT morons straight-up trying to scam you.  It's a cesspool.

[Z390]

There are way too many of them, the advice that I can give is to start watching youtube videos, sooner ot later you will have one or two special TA masters, I don't have one for now but I do watch a lot of them and they aren't always saying the same thing, it shows they are not all professionals, they are based on predictions only, and if it goes their way today it might not the next time.  

Be careful on Youtube as many of them are getting paid to promote projects, that's why they are even analysts in the first place, they are looking for many followers so that they can increase their payouts and also have a lot of numbers of followers to use when a call is available.

[eightdots]

We cannot be sure of the accuracy of the information given on those youtube channels. So you can try something like this. Search youtube on any subject you are curious about and browse through the 4-5 most watched videos. In this way, you will not only be under the influence of certain people, but you can listen to many different opinions. All you have to do is search for whatever you are curious about and watch various videos. I find it wrong to only look at certain sources and act.

[panganib999]

Wouldn't really suggest blindly following people/influencers on the internet, especially if it's for something like investment advice or technical analysis. They have a tainted reputation of not only shilling scam projects that stole millions of dollars from its investors, but at worst most of them don't even know how to do it, they just throw bullshit jargons that newbies wouldn't understand to give the people a false sense of security that they are with someone knowledgeable, Those youtubers with "Candlestick chart with red circle thumbnails" type of guys, just like what Franky1 said. I suggest you take crash courses on how to learn how to trade instead of relying on these people. It pays to know for yourself which to invest in and which not to without depending on other people, especially shady and clickbaiting people on the internet.

[buwaytress]

I really dislike how Youtube is already full of those "Reaction" face thumbnails. Worse, crypto-related channels seem to have an even higher proportion of those "open mouthed face" annoying videos.

Only problem is, sometimes these guys are the only ones with any info worth knowing that's easily Googleable. They know how to SEO themselves, I guess. So newcomers are led there. And many are actually put off, you know. Hurts Bitcoin (even if unfairly).