Have you read books by authors like Edwin Lefevre "Memoirs of a Stock Operator" or Larry Williams "Long-Term Secrets to Short-Term Trading"? There are a lot of stories about millionaires who went bankrupt on the stock exchange and that most traders lose their money.
A lot of stories don't mean anything when claiming the majority.
Second, we're talking about crypto here not the stock market, it has one huge advantage of continuous exponential growth which can't be even compared to the stock market for the last decade. This means an enormous amount of money influx compared to this, more money more profits.
Let's assume Amazon would have gained 3million x and even PG&E and Kodak would still have earned a profit of 1000x like some shitcoins and even completely failures have done. Would still that laws apply?
If you know crypto bloggers with a similar number of followers on twitter (768K and 981K), then let me know about it. Just not Elon Musk
Since when do followers mean accuracy or even knowledge? Poeple who shout all day moon, lasers eyes, cat pics will always have more followers than people who actually say important things.
Those two poeple I've never heard of have 1.7 million followers, Larry Ellison who founded Oracle and has a net worth of 60b has 113k.
Now, who would you look at for business advice?
Just a simple crypto search on twitter:
@TheCryptoLark 886.1K Followers
@JRNYcrypto 787.8K Followers
@yumcrypto 1M Followers
@CryptoWendyO 254.1K Followers
@Bitboy_Crypto 807.8K Followers
@Crypto Caniff 2.5M Followers
Relevance? Zero!
Edit:
I went to a bounty topic, found a spreadsheet, guess what, thousands of followers:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1P6gUZ0J-8_tpHuhVal1OUWnZL0PFEgqFW6e14y1OkVM/edit#gid=2123258262A guy with zero merits and 60k followers...
For me, right now there is no difference between the cryptocurrency and stock markets, because fear and greed are everywhere. If most people make a profit in these markets, then where does the money come from?
Money is constantly distributed in the market among the players, and I believe that trading on the stock exchange is similar to a game with a negative mathematical expectation.
Today, large funds invest in cryptocurrencies, but in the hype of 2017, this market did not have this. This ended up with most people losing their money and some of my holdings lost 99% of their cost.
And I think history will repeat itself.
On the Russian Internet, these bloggers are often quoted, but you have not heard anything about them.
Thanks for the list, I'll see what other people have to say.