Why you must not choose a web3 guy as a mentor

[Way of a writer]

Typical web3 guy thinks he knows it all.

Once they start to make thousands in dollars via metamask.
Doing some bridging and transactions on DeFi projects they start to believe there is nothing more.

If you ask a. web3 fanatic that, what is there way of storing their assets, they will say Metamask.
This is what someone I know used, as a smarter web3 guy that he is, and it cost him thousands of dollars.

It doesn't take long before someone moved all those coins out and sold them all.
I've tried talking some senses into him and he will never listened, like what do I know?

Funny thing is, the friends he keeps have the same mentality as him, they believe that Telegram wallets, Metamask wallet, and add-on wallets are the best ways to keep your crypto coins safe.

I am here to tell you beginners that making money, either through DeFi protocols or Airdrops doesn't mean you know everything about crypto, some of these guys don't even know that hardware wallet exists, and the few that knew believe that it's a waste of money to buy a hardware wallet.

Be ready to learn even more while making money, and don't turn anyone into a mentor because they are making money, it doesn't mean that they know everything perfectly  well.

[The Cryptovator]

Funny thing is, the friends he keeps have the same mentality as him, they believe that Telegram wallets, Metamask wallet, and add-on wallets are the best ways to keep your crypto coins safe.

I am here to tell you beginners that making money, either through DeFi protocols or Airdrops doesn't mean you know everything about crypto, some of these guys don't even know that hardware wallet exists, and the few that knew believe that it's a waste of money to buy a hardware wallet.

How would someone become a mentor if he doesn't know even how to store crypto safely? Almost all hardware wallets support tokens on the major chain. It doesn't matter from where you are earning; you can secure your crypto into a hardware wallet. For temporary use you may use any non-custodial wallet, but for holding funds it's always preferable to use a trusted hardware wallet.

If you follow someone blindly and don't want to learn more, then someday you'll have to regret it. Something went wrong with you. Web3 doesn't mean just earning from airdrops or earning from trading. I am just wondering how a Web3 guy doesn't know about securing his funds. However, there are a lot of resources lately to learn from. So you have to focus on learning about crypto besides earning.

[suzanne5223]

Typical web3 guy thinks he knows it all.

Even if the individual is a Bitcoiner, there is no reason whatsoever to trust the person because the foundation of crypto was built on a trustless society,  decentralized network, consensus mechanisms, and blockchain.
But when people ignore the concept and the foundation on which a certain thing was introduced and trusted by early adopters, they end up taking the wrong steps and focusing mainly on the system's benefits.
This is what we're seeing in today's crypto market, where influencers and celebrities play a major role in the investment decisions of some people.

Funny thing is, the friends he keeps have the same mentality as him, they believe that Telegram wallets, Metamask wallet, and add-on wallets are the best ways to keep your crypto coins safe.

If you have advised them, but they choose not to listen. Leave them; they will wish they had listened to you after they have learned a huge lesson.

[asriloni]

So you have to ignore all of them. There are so many individual who acted like they known everything just after they read one of two paragraphs related to the web 3. I can say i relate with what you have said because these days people who knows well about web things will always talk less.

Meanwhile, someone who knows only the basic thing will always talk more. Those kind of people were the empty vessels that makes the loudest noise.

If i were you, i'd ignore all of them and looking for a proper AI to talk about what i don't know about web3. Even AI can mentor you better than those people.

[ColdLava40]

Be ready to learn even more while making money, and don't turn anyone into a mentor because they are making money, it doesn't mean that they know everything perfectly  well.

I don't do mentor, it sucks.

Someone with the only prove he can lead being his lavishing lifestyle on screen? I'll do better on my own. The problem with some investors is they are too scared to walk the aisle on their own.

They are sacred they will make the wrong decisions gay could lead to them losing their investments, but these mentors are the first wrong decisions they do make. But unknown to them.

They find comfort in the hands of so called mentor. Knowledge in the crypto space is easy to get but requires your time and effort.

[Sim_card]

Nobody can know it all which is why we learn every day but some people are so proud of themselves that because they're making money from crypto, they feel that they know it all and wouldn't want to listen to anyone who they feel they are better than financially. Since, they don't want to listen to you leave them alone and let them learn in a hard way. Don't have a mentor that knows nothing about crypto safety.

[Odusko]

Let start from you, is not wise of you to take a web3 guys a yu explain as a mentor in the first place because you should know better that with his level of understanding of the cryptocurrency market and how to handle security of assets, so this should careful be pointed because, securing your assets is more important than even owning that assets in the first place, he is not a crypto guru but a novice and bounty hunter with money through web3.

[rat03gopoh]

The lessons that are closest to the truth are usually consistently recommended by multiple mentors. I wouldn't mind learning from random people, even web3 enthusiasts, but don't be satisfied with just one source and then trying everything. More sources will offer more perspectives and insights.

Unfortunately, overly cautious people sometimes have limited insight to teach you what you want.

[jossiel]

There are many of those folks who just learned how to do airdrops and they're now a web3 guy.

They are aware of which wallets to use and all they want to say is their take on the projects they say to the people who listen to them.

That's their trip and if they have been profitable with that, it's a good stats for them. But not all of these guys are genuine, they're only getting the people to follow them because there's profit when they also ask to invest them to what they invest and they'll become the liquidity exit with what they hold.