Most newbies don’t really have proper knowledge about what crypto is all about, they just hear people talk about it, and they will also want to jump into it. Most of them are always brainwashed by people to invest in different coins, and they are always following them blindly without doing any research, but at the end they do end up losing money. Some of them do pay for signal providers, so any coin recommended, then they will invest, and some do invest based on some influencers they are following on social media.
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most of the newbies get information about the token that they want to invest, whether from telegram, youtube videos, or other unclear sources. very rarely newbie uses trusted sources such as coinmarketcap, reading whitepaper, or other credible sources that they can use for research on their token. their ignorance of this causes them to often fall on the wrong investment because what they do is only listening to what people say or influencer, without understanding what they invest and how the risks are if they put money on it.
what the newbie should do is that they need to strengthen their understanding of the token they want to invest, and be more careful of new tokens and not be trapped by other people's words that they can quickly be rich if they invest in any token.
Yea I agree, the "Influencer" factor on social media is a massive amount of useless information and
noise in the crypto space, I liken them to scam operators like HYIP schemes and they cover themselves
with statements like "This is not financial advice" "it is meant as entertainment".
Their videos and "recommendations" are so easy to attract newbies to use their referral codes and links.
What newbies need to realise is that:
1. they dont have to try and own a full Bitcoin, they can hold Satoshi amounts also
2. getting into everything other than Bitcoin is really a gamble as to whether their chosen crypto will "Pump"
as they so desperately want.