Topic: Do not believe every crypto news you read online - page 5. (Read 1116 times)
Perhaps, we already know that NEWS sometimes has a baseless point of their view. In fact, some of them are misleading their headlines. That actually will tell us that not all of them are good sources of information, yet it leads us to misunderstand. Might be wise to read news online, however, to believe them isn't a wise decision. In fact, even known platforms had also such things and we don't know what really is their intention in doing it. Might be because of money or the influence of others.
We need to remember that news websites are no longer what they used to be, in the past a news website only cared about informing the public about the events around the world, but now things have changed and they care way more about influencing the behavior of anyone that is willing to listen to them.
So you cannot really trust whatever you read on those sites anymore as they are trying to manipulate you to act a certain way, and as you may guess the movements they want you to make are favorable to them and most likely they will be very damaging to anyone that actually listens to them.
They have always cared about getting clicks, that’s the main thing that they want. As long as they write something that will get a lot of people to click on their website, they will write about anything. So you cannot really trust whatever you read on those sites anymore as they are trying to manipulate you to act a certain way, and as you may guess the movements they want you to make are favorable to them and most likely they will be very damaging to anyone that actually listens to them.
However, you are right about the fact that people are looking for things to listen to, and these days those news websites are not doing the right thing and just writing BS stories and suggestions and so forth that will end up making them hurt a lot. I would highly suggest that the best thing to do right now would be focusing on how you could avoid all those horrible websites, and actually find facts, because facts can't be changed, and it can't be tempered with.
I always use popular sites to read news. Like there are Decrypt Coin Telegraph etc. They always provide legal news. So I use them all the time to read news. I never trust the news I find on Google in general or especially on social media. Because many people here create their content with fake news and try to promote that content and create it in such a way that people are attracted to it and visit their link. And they earn a revenue from it so I always avoid them
Many news sites publish encrypted messages that are inaccurate. Most of them will add interest to the news for traffic, create false hype and spread FUD to induce investors. Therefore, in the encrypted world, we should be vigilant whether to believe the news and judge whether the encrypted news is true. Whether it is investment or trading, you must have your own judgment standards and make wise and correct choices.
Just like any promotion sites out there, news sites are more likely paid to criticize or promote a certain project to fool us. so it's better to know when to invest in real coins where they truly do what they have been telling their investors. I mean, those projects that are really keeping their promises when it comes to developing and updating their project for good. Because there are lots of coins out there that are outdated and only told their investors about their plan which does not really happen at all. Doing your own research will expose such hidden bad sides and you will avoid investing in some pump-and-dump coins.
A news site may create more buzz by criticizing or promoting a project to attract the attention of many people. Learn about the latest encryption events and market facts, and don't be easily fooled by fake news information. Don't panic about these public opinions, you must continue to work hard to stay calm and choose potential projects.
When you see a crypto news saying that investors are leaving shiba inu and polygon or avalanche for a new project do not always believe, this is a new way to attract the public investors that have no time to do their own research first.
For example, something like this is been going on for a long time now
I can't count how many times I've come across such news online and when you check the project out its either a new upcoming project that's not even launched yet or a project that has low volume.
This Oryen Network in the picture above is not even listed on coinmarketcap and presale is ongoing 🤦🏼♂️ why the lie in the first place? The presale is even struggling if you check the website.
New crypto investors need to be very careful when doing research, do not take a decision without doing your own research first.
For example, something like this is been going on for a long time now
I can't count how many times I've come across such news online and when you check the project out its either a new upcoming project that's not even launched yet or a project that has low volume.
This Oryen Network in the picture above is not even listed on coinmarketcap and presale is ongoing 🤦🏼♂️ why the lie in the first place? The presale is even struggling if you check the website.
New crypto investors need to be very careful when doing research, do not take a decision without doing your own research first.
Yes, I totally agree with your opinion because to get more valid information, we have to do our own research by following various trusted sources. because for a long time untrue news has been spread to commit fraud so we must be more careful when receiving information from media that do not have a clear source.
There is a lot of fake news about cryptocurrencies on the Internet, most of them have different motives and goals and are spread in a deceptive way to induce people to take a certain action. When browsing news in the encrypted world, we should be vigilant and judge the source and authenticity of these news.
We need to remember that news websites are no longer what they used to be, in the past a news website only cared about informing the public about the events around the world, but now things have changed and they care way more about influencing the behavior of anyone that is willing to listen to them.So you cannot really trust whatever you read on those sites anymore as they are trying to manipulate you to act a certain way, and as you may guess the movements they want you to make are favorable to them and most likely they will be very damaging to anyone that actually listens to them.
Those contents that you are seeing are probably posted on shitty websites. Don't follow those sites. They will post anything as long as they get paid. Read news on legit portals and you won't be seeing clickbait or fake titles like those. They can still be biased with their news/opinions, but if they get paid for making a post, they will put a disclaimer at beginning or the end of the content. Even if they are paid, the contents should follow the strict editorial guideline, so most likely you won't see articles/news like the ones you are talking about. And always do your own research. Never blindly believe everything you read on the internet.
Reading fake news or false news all leads to taking the wrong decision on the market. There are interesting articles and news online which sorts big news, but one needs to follow s verified account backup with enough followers before jumping into conclusion about news. Bloggers are always ready to paint the market bad and extremely dangerous but some people have survived this point with following the right information and account. DYOR before investing in any projects, there are few of them that have solid results compared to the high number of scammed projects in the market. 
I think for crypto based media, this is the trend, they just published news without any verification. Worst this articles are like written by a not professional writers.
And I as far as I can remember, this has been debated heavily in this community, as what is the status of crypto media and how they twist and turn every news to fit their narratives. That's why I'm very careful of reading news, even from so called good source that we have today. Still better to do due diligence and not to be affected and be swayed on every news, specially FUD and negative news popping here and there.
Paid news just to ruin others' life is seems rampant at this time. Money is powerful and it can make you fool, or the worse is that it will make you bad from others. And I as far as I can remember, this has been debated heavily in this community, as what is the status of crypto media and how they twist and turn every news to fit their narratives. That's why I'm very careful of reading news, even from so called good source that we have today. Still better to do due diligence and not to be affected and be swayed on every news, specially FUD and negative news popping here and there.
As I was reading the news today, I have no conclusion if that is legit or not cause I still need to verify it on the other site. It happens that we need to have multiple sources of information which I think was better than relying on one site only. That is why I'm not really emotional about what I read because I want to me more precise on what is really going on and what is published online.
Those contents that you are seeing are probably posted on shitty websites. Don't follow those sites. They will post anything as long as they get paid. Read news on legit portals and you won't be seeing clickbait or fake titles like those. They can still be biased with their news/opinions, but if they get paid for making a post, they will put a disclaimer at beginning or the end of the content. Even if they are paid, the contents should follow the strict editorial guideline, so most likely you won't see articles/news like the ones you are talking about. And always do your own research. Never blindly believe everything you read on the internet.
There is a lot of fake news about cryptocurrencies on the Internet, most of them have different motives and goals and are spread in a deceptive way to induce people to take a certain action. When browsing news in the encrypted world, we should be vigilant and judge the source and authenticity of these news.
I think for crypto based media, this is the trend, they just published news without any verification. Worst this articles are like written by a not professional writers.
And I as far as I can remember, this has been debated heavily in this community, as what is the status of crypto media and how they twist and turn every news to fit their narratives. That's why I'm very careful of reading news, even from so called good source that we have today. Still better to do due diligence and not to be affected and be swayed on every news, specially FUD and negative news popping here and there.
And I as far as I can remember, this has been debated heavily in this community, as what is the status of crypto media and how they twist and turn every news to fit their narratives. That's why I'm very careful of reading news, even from so called good source that we have today. Still better to do due diligence and not to be affected and be swayed on every news, specially FUD and negative news popping here and there.
Media and information can be manipulated by publishers. Would it be libelous on their end? It could be but in this industry, only active projects are alloting time to go in depth on such 'cases' 'coz to most, it will just be a waste of time. But what's the purpose of misinformations? There two types of popularity if I remember it correctly; good and bad. Eitherway, goal of being known by many people or the attention itself, is the main purpose, other than that is intention. These informations are creating confusion to the investors especially the new ones in this industry. But also contributed to the idea that an investor should be well aware of the things he/she is engaging him/herself because we are talking about money.
When you see a crypto news saying that investors are leaving shiba inu and polygon or avalanche for a new project do not always believe, this is a new way to attract the public investors that have no time to do their own research first.
As someone who used to work as a clickbait article writer about 12 years ago, I can tell you that most of the articles you read online are either fake, or lies or at the very least 10x exaggerated so that it would be read.Nobody reads an article called "a man walks down the road", that’s just not worthy but "you won't believe who takes an interesting path!" about an ordinary man walking an ordinary road would be a good article name, would make some click on it, and then you would see it’s not even a news. So that’s how the media works, that’s how they make money, I quit that job after college, I just did it because I needed it money, this was even before I knew crypto existed, it was 12-13 years ago.
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Many news sites publish encrypted messages that are inaccurate. Most of them will add interest to the news for traffic, create false hype and spread FUD to induce investors. Therefore, in the encrypted world, we should be vigilant whether to believe the news and judge whether the encrypted news is true. Whether it is investment or trading, you must have your own judgment standards and make wise and correct choices.
Don't really trust the news you find because it's not necessarily true. You should be able to look up news from other sources to compare them to find out what's really happening. Once you know, you don't need to panic and live with what will happen while preparing a plan for dealing with situations that will occur later. Sometimes the news is made to attract the attention of many people and for that, news sources sometimes provide news that can make people worry and panic. We must keep trying to stay calm to see what we can do.Awareness and being knowledgeable of the latest events in the blockchain community as well as coin updates will be an edge so we will not easily fall for false information and fake news. As long as you know the facts and you have the legit details about the market condition, you will not easily be fooled by FUD and false information. You only have to do fact-checking before believing certain news. As much as possible, we should not panic or be affected by unverified information that we could hear or read on the internet.
Many news sites publish encrypted messages that are inaccurate. Most of them will add interest to the news for traffic, create false hype and spread FUD to induce investors. Therefore, in the encrypted world, we should be vigilant whether to believe the news and judge whether the encrypted news is true. Whether it is investment or trading, you must have your own judgment standards and make wise and correct choices.
Don't really trust the news you find because it's not necessarily true. You should be able to look up news from other sources to compare them to find out what's really happening. Once you know, you don't need to panic and live with what will happen while preparing a plan for dealing with situations that will occur later. Sometimes the news is made to attract the attention of many people and for that, news sources sometimes provide news that can make people worry and panic. We must keep trying to stay calm to see what we can do.
It is not ruled out that some media take money to do things, release it when they give money, and will not investigate the quality and authenticity. I think the news should look at some people who really do behind-the-scenes investigations on the project.
Usually these portals try to discredit bitcoin while endorsing random altcoins as some kind of magic leading investors to profits of hundreds or thousands of percentages. The rationale behind this practice is profit for both the website and the article writer, without a doubt, but I'm not sure exactly how that profit is generated. That is, if they are paid directly by the project in shillings or if they only earn through advertising.
This is nothing new in the industry, in fact there are more do it yourself in a day projects to random paid sites to make it look like it's trending. They can only pay for two sites? Maybe a low budget project that just wants to pick up a penny for investors, I'd rather invest it in a top market cap coin/token than stake it here.
Not all the content we see on the Internet is true, and the information source and credibility of the website should be considered. A lot of news related to encryption is hype and scams, and some will deliberately create panic. So be wary of its authenticity when you see the news.
Because if this is news then the website/publisher should be avoided to spread misinformation. So if this is a paid press release distributed to any site, then that's normal, it's up to the person reading the article and "DYOR" something to believe in.
Usually these portals try to discredit bitcoin while endorsing random altcoins as some kind of magic leading investors to profits of hundreds or thousands of percentages. The rationale behind this practice is profit for both the website and the article writer, without a doubt, but I'm not sure exactly how that profit is generated. That is, if they are paid directly by the project in shillings or if they only earn through advertising.
This is nothing new in the industry, in fact there are more do it yourself in a day projects to random paid sites to make it look like it's trending. They can only pay for two sites? Maybe a low budget project that just wants to pick up a penny for investors, I'd rather invest it in a top market cap coin/token than stake it here.
Usually these portals try to discredit bitcoin while endorsing random altcoins as some kind of magic leading investors to profits of hundreds or thousands of percentages. The rationale behind this practice is profit for both the website and the article writer, without a doubt, but I'm not sure exactly how that profit is generated. That is, if they are paid directly by the project in shillings or if they only earn through advertising.
This is nothing new in the industry, in fact there are more do it yourself in a day projects to random paid sites to make it look like it's trending. They can only pay for two sites? Maybe a low budget project that just wants to pick up a penny for investors, I'd rather invest it in a top market cap coin/token than stake it here.
Many news sites publish encrypted messages that are inaccurate. Most of them will add interest to the news for traffic, create false hype and spread FUD to induce investors. Therefore, in the encrypted world, we should be vigilant whether to believe the news and judge whether the encrypted news is true. Whether it is investment or trading, you must have your own judgment standards and make wise and correct choices.
Don't really trust the news you find because it's not necessarily true. You should be able to look up news from other sources to compare them to find out what's really happening. Once you know, you don't need to panic and live with what will happen while preparing a plan for dealing with situations that will occur later. Sometimes the news is made to attract the attention of many people and for that, news sources sometimes provide news that can make people worry and panic. We must keep trying to stay calm to see what we can do.
This is such an easy thing to forget about when you are reading someone who wrote very well. There could be people who write something so logical that you may read and say "wow this must be true, very well written, here are all the proof" but then you lose money, because the "proof" wasn't really a proof because you didn't check.
It could be like "here is a test made on 15 thousand people and this is the result", but you don't know if that is really done or was it just made up. That is why when you are reading something, it cannot be impacting your trading, if it does then there is a good chance you could end up losing all of your money and you should avoid it because of that.
You should really not make yourself that highly reactive when it comes on what you do read up online.We know that when it comes to fundamentals then it cant be deniedIt could be like "here is a test made on 15 thousand people and this is the result", but you don't know if that is really done or was it just made up. That is why when you are reading something, it cannot be impacting your trading, if it does then there is a good chance you could end up losing all of your money and you should avoid it because of that.
that this market is really something could be easily influenced on what news are really that we do really have. As a trader then its not bad to read up these news
as long you do know on what you are doing and neither you could really make out some changes on your strategy or would stick with it.
Trading or investment results will really vary on the decision you would be making.
This is such an easy thing to forget about when you are reading someone who wrote very well. There could be people who write something so logical that you may read and say "wow this must be true, very well written, here are all the proof" but then you lose money, because the "proof" wasn't really a proof because you didn't check.
It could be like "here is a test made on 15 thousand people and this is the result", but you don't know if that is really done or was it just made up. That is why when you are reading something, it cannot be impacting your trading, if it does then there is a good chance you could end up losing all of your money and you should avoid it because of that.
It could be like "here is a test made on 15 thousand people and this is the result", but you don't know if that is really done or was it just made up. That is why when you are reading something, it cannot be impacting your trading, if it does then there is a good chance you could end up losing all of your money and you should avoid it because of that.
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