Do you believe that anyone can lock in with a trading influencer and make it

[Strongkored]

Do you believe this trading influencers?

There's a red flag from this influencer, for example, if he's already so wealthy from trading, why would he take a significantly smaller amount than the bootcamp participants? He's actually trying to convey to many people that it's easier to make money from a bootcamp than from trading.
I've seen successful traders like this in my country, showing off a lot, even sharing their wealth on their YouTube channels, but it turns out the trading platform is a scam, and the influencer is involved in it and it is worth millions of dollars.

[Rubuchi]

Influencers' main source of income is to convert their followers into revenue, and for this they do all kinds of showoffs to attract their followers. There is no need for a potential trader to show off like this, in fact I know many successful traders who always try to hide themselves instead of showing off. So I always try to avoid influencers, because they always do this for their own interests and they never care about your profit or loss.

That's the exact scheme that they have for making money in social media. The followers that they have is what the brands are paying them for and the more followers they have to comment and share their posts, the more money that the brand can guarantee to them because it shows visibility on them and how they're being active with their fans. The more active these followers are with them, it means that more money might come in to the brands that these influencers have partnered with. I also try to avoid them because each of what they post are likely paid deals.

The so called name trading influencer most times, is just for show, there main income comes from there social media engagement, and partly from the course they sell, that is why they have look for all means possible to drag followers to there page.
And what other better way to do other showing off flashy cars.
And some trading success stories.

yes or no. Yes because if the influencer has the ability to be exposed to some knowledge maybe from experts around his team or from the side of the companies he is influencing and use that to guide you through the knowledge you might be seeking. It is like somebody that has leakage with him and is able to use it well and share with you but I will also said no because sometimes they have no knowledge or not interesting on understanding how the trading works so you should instead learn with an expert, experts are more guaranteed than influencers.

[ScamViruS]

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yes or no. Yes because if the influencer has the ability to be exposed to some knowledge maybe from experts around his team or from the side of the companies he is influencing and use that to guide you through the knowledge you might be seeking. It is like somebody that has leakage with him and is able to use it well and share with you but I will also said no because sometimes they have no knowledge or not interesting on understanding how the trading works so you should instead learn with an expert, experts are more guaranteed than influencers.

Influencers have created a situation in the crypto market where everyone now comes to the crypto market with the sole intention of making big profits, and they quickly start feeling the consequences. Because influencers present their lifestyle in such a way that they have all the shortcuts in the crypto market, they are earning millions of dollars overnight! Real experts will never show off their earnings or lifestyle, they can only analyze the market with their experience and give an estimate of what might happen in the market in the upcoming days.

So, you should follow experts if you really want to do something good in the market. Because a big influencer always thinks that his fans are stupid, he can sell them and get a huge amount of money from the projects.

[maknyos]

Do you believe this trading influencers?

There's a red flag from this influencer, for example, if he's already so wealthy from trading, why would he take a significantly smaller amount than the bootcamp participants? He's actually trying to convey to many people that it's easier to make money from a bootcamp than from trading.
I've seen successful traders like this in my country, showing off a lot, even sharing their wealth on their YouTube channels, but it turns out the trading platform is a scam, and the influencer is involved in it and it is worth millions of dollars.

It was a good observation. They can earn so much money from trading, so why do they still want so much less money?
Their lifestyle is so luxurious, they will always show off their wealth in such a way. And one thing I realized is that they do it because they want people to believe in them. Because now wealth means trust. In fact, I find it a little strange when someone says something that is true, but people respond by asking how much total wealth they have. It's very strange and unrelated, but it happens in my country.