The phrase 'Everyone is not an expert' holds true, especially in the crypto space, where predicting movements is at another level of complexity. Our best approach is to conduct thorough research, empowering us to take responsibility for our decisions. This way, we avoid blaming others for failures and save time, money, and effort. Entering the crypto space requires preparation for encounters with scammers, manipulators, and other malicious individuals seeking to exploit or drain your funds. Stay vigilant, as the crypto space demands a keen eye for potential threats and a commitment to protecting yourself from the ever-present risks.
Sure, no one is an expert or an island of knowledge, beside the market is all about predictions, even experienced crypto holders/trading tends to get the timing wrong and personally, I believe no news hype is better than your own research about a project. Because, after your research that is when the news hype becomes clear to you. Mark these words, there is no crypto expert who makes prediction that haven't made wrong predictions before. Sometimes we just put in too much trust on things that are not reliable, even close to 50% accuracy just because of the enticing words used by the predictor.
I think you are mixing these points here, my friend, and I must tell you that I share in most of your views but for some. Let me take it one after the other and be so summarily as possible.
It is true that no one knows it all, but when it comes to predictions, there are still better predictors, and you might be surprised that some would have as much as 95% prediction accuracy. That is too high, right? But that is the truth, you hardly see some market forecasters wrong and even if they are wrong at times, they have the managerial plans ready to cover up for the shortcomings. Now tell me, if you are opportune to be a friend of such a person or he is your tutor/mentor, won't you be happy and learn from him?
The only set of people I can't deal with are those who are just making noise despite being empty in knowledge. Such are many on the internet, and such are the ones I will always advise people to be wary of. But this shouldn't stop us from being open if we are lucky to meet some random individual gurus. They are such that will not even be making mouths with what they know, but indeed, they are so good in trading and investments, but without giving them the opportunity to prove themselves, you will never know. That is why I do not always totally buy the idea that we should be on our own when it comes to trading and investment, we may never know the best ways, and that's the truth. But when we are open but have the mind to refine what we hear and see, it might go a long way to help us. For this, you are so insincere to limit predictive accuracy to 50%, you might be a frustrated predictor but some know it better and will be surprised about your position here, just as I am.