Topic: Twitter is a double-edged sword - page 2. (Read 262 times)
If you really working with your knowledge then you can use social media as a basis but not an actual reliable sources of information, just like what you have said twitter can go in both directions, good and bad its all about how you understand and how willing you are to investigate further in order to learn how to take advantage of certain news that spreading out.
Personally, my opinion that Twitter is a real dump!
A huge number of fake accounts and endless spam, offering to register for referral links.
To get some shit coins that do not cost anything ...
A huge number of fake accounts and endless spam, offering to register for referral links.
To get some shit coins that do not cost anything ...
unfortunately these days the social media is being used to mislead the newcomers into buying shitcoins that are not good at all. these days there are a lot of newcomers starting with cryptocurrencies and since they have no idea what is going on in this market they seek help from others. while doing that they fall prey to the pumpers who have already bought some shitcoin and now want to dump it on them.
in other words I think twitter is more like a 1 edge sword which cuts the newbies deep.
in other words I think twitter is more like a 1 edge sword which cuts the newbies deep.
Can not say Twitter is a double-edged sword
twitter is the main tool for cryptocurrency market but at the same time they play with the emotions of the investors in both the market uptrend and downtrend market which we should understand very careful overall cryptocurrency is dependent on twitter
specially if you start trading NOW you can gain a lot more experience because prices are falling. when you start during a pumping season you buy some random altcoin and its price goes up you may end up with a false sense of expertise. but not now that prices are falling. you must make good choices and learn timing which is the most important thing for your exits and enter alike.
(actually i am going to start a topic about this here)
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I agree. We learn and gain experience in both uptrend and downtrend. But if newbies start joining when the market rocket, they may easily suceed and fall into the illusion about their expertise, as you say. So, if they can start trading and survive in falling market, like these days, they may make pretty bucks later when BTC get back up to 10k or higher.
i still think social media platforms such as Twitter that anybody can post on without having any expertise are not a good place to go to if you want to "gain experience" about trading.
almost all of the tweets that you see on twitter are biased. and majority of them are advertising the coins/tokens that they are holding themselves and wish to go up.
if you want to gain experience in trading i suggest two things: first tradingview.com website which is a much better place than twitter although it is still mostly biased.
second is the market itself. go get your feet wet. you can start with a very tiny amount of money like 10 bucks to start trading cryptocurrencies and learn the tricks.
specially if you start trading NOW you can gain a lot more experience because prices are falling. when you start during a pumping season you buy some random altcoin and its price goes up you may end up with a false sense of expertise. but not now that prices are falling. you must make good choices and learn timing which is the most important thing for your exits and enter alike.
(actually i am going to start a topic about this here)
YES, thanks for sharing. I was also involved at the pumping market. I have been delusion about the profits I have earned and blind expectations about the market.I thought it would increase continuously and not stop. At present, if those who start when the market is dumping, they will make the small profit as 5-10%. They will be alert when the market pumping. almost all of the tweets that you see on twitter are biased. and majority of them are advertising the coins/tokens that they are holding themselves and wish to go up.
if you want to gain experience in trading i suggest two things: first tradingview.com website which is a much better place than twitter although it is still mostly biased.
second is the market itself. go get your feet wet. you can start with a very tiny amount of money like 10 bucks to start trading cryptocurrencies and learn the tricks.
specially if you start trading NOW you can gain a lot more experience because prices are falling. when you start during a pumping season you buy some random altcoin and its price goes up you may end up with a false sense of expertise. but not now that prices are falling. you must make good choices and learn timing which is the most important thing for your exits and enter alike.
(actually i am going to start a topic about this here)
Twitter is a double-edged sword
Twitter is where most of the cryptocurrency community members are active. Every day there are dozens, hundreds of analyzes, reviews of tables, prices, trends ... But Twitter is also a double-edged sword.
Twitter can help you gain more experience, knowledge. This is where you can refer and share what you know.
In contrast, Twitter can also kill you if you are not a person with the knowledge to determine what is credible and what is not credible.
So when you participate in Twitter you should be selective carefully, should choose which page and which can be trusted
Twitter is where most of the cryptocurrency community members are active. Every day there are dozens, hundreds of analyzes, reviews of tables, prices, trends ... But Twitter is also a double-edged sword.
Twitter can help you gain more experience, knowledge. This is where you can refer and share what you know.
In contrast, Twitter can also kill you if you are not a person with the knowledge to determine what is credible and what is not credible.
So when you participate in Twitter you should be selective carefully, should choose which page and which can be trusted
True. They give news for most crypto currencies by now but that doesn't mean we should stop there or believe everything that will pop up with them.
It could be just a creation for FUD or a scam. They cannot filter those kind of things. Although you can be updated with everything that is happening there should still be the doubt to absorb it all and look for more details if it is true.
i still think social media platforms such as Twitter that anybody can post on without having any expertise are not a good place to go to if you want to "gain experience" about trading.
almost all of the tweets that you see on twitter are biased. and majority of them are advertising the coins/tokens that they are holding themselves and wish to go up.
if you want to gain experience in trading i suggest two things: first tradingview.com website which is a much better place than twitter although it is still mostly biased.
second is the market itself. go get your feet wet. you can start with a very tiny amount of money like 10 bucks to start trading cryptocurrencies and learn the tricks.
specially if you start trading NOW you can gain a lot more experience because prices are falling. when you start during a pumping season you buy some random altcoin and its price goes up you may end up with a false sense of expertise. but not now that prices are falling. you must make good choices and learn timing which is the most important thing for your exits and enter alike.
(actually i am going to start a topic about this here)
almost all of the tweets that you see on twitter are biased. and majority of them are advertising the coins/tokens that they are holding themselves and wish to go up.
if you want to gain experience in trading i suggest two things: first tradingview.com website which is a much better place than twitter although it is still mostly biased.
second is the market itself. go get your feet wet. you can start with a very tiny amount of money like 10 bucks to start trading cryptocurrencies and learn the tricks.
specially if you start trading NOW you can gain a lot more experience because prices are falling. when you start during a pumping season you buy some random altcoin and its price goes up you may end up with a false sense of expertise. but not now that prices are falling. you must make good choices and learn timing which is the most important thing for your exits and enter alike.
(actually i am going to start a topic about this here)
Twitter can work in both directions, agree. One can get used to buying someones calls on a bull market and got rekt when things are turned red again.
Twitter is a double-edged sword
Twitter is where most of the cryptocurrency community members are active. Every day there are dozens, hundreds of analyzes, reviews of tables, prices, trends ... But Twitter is also a double-edged sword.
Twitter can help you gain more experience, knowledge. This is where you can refer and share what you know.
In contrast, Twitter can also kill you if you are not a person with the knowledge to determine what is credible and what is not credible.
So when you participate in Twitter you should be selective carefully, should choose which page and which can be trusted
Twitter is where most of the cryptocurrency community members are active. Every day there are dozens, hundreds of analyzes, reviews of tables, prices, trends ... But Twitter is also a double-edged sword.
Twitter can help you gain more experience, knowledge. This is where you can refer and share what you know.
In contrast, Twitter can also kill you if you are not a person with the knowledge to determine what is credible and what is not credible.
So when you participate in Twitter you should be selective carefully, should choose which page and which can be trusted
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