Well, it could be the hype that these scammers have been doing just to attract innocent people into trading. And because of the beginner's greed to trade and earn quick profits, then its undeniable that people easily fall on their traps and lose on their initial trading capital. And it usually happens to most of the beginner traders, simply because they don't have stable knowledge and their trading skills are not yet developed.
However, being a victim of scammers could be an eye opener to everyone that in trading, you can't trust no one but only yourself. So trade with knowledge and skills, and with the right attitude to trade, so you won't end up quitting in trading just like most of the newbies have decided to.
We need to be able to recognize for what purpose we get news, probably for some purpose of manipulation, so we need to recognize how much this news can meet our expectations. News can influence the cryptocurrency market, this has always been the case, so it is worth following the news, but at the same time you need to be able to recognize how the market will react to it and how true this news may be, or perhaps it is fake.
But not every time the news influences the crypto or bitcoin industry. It just depends on whether the news that they will give updates to the crypto business is quite strong.
agree because, in my experience, it took me years before I really understood trading in this industry. Because it was really hard for me to understand, several times if I went back to what I was studying and I didn't understand until I understood, I was really patient, and now it's worth it somehow.