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The advice in here is just bad. There are a LOT of great people to follow on twitter. You just have to balance out what you see on social media vs your own analysis. I follow all these accounts and then some to get a feel for the market and what might be moving (or dumping) soon.

@cryptopicasso
@WolfOfPoloniex
@VerthagOG
@Cryptopatterns
@BotFomo
@whalecalls
@CryptoHustle
@CryptoMessiah
@CryptoChrisG
@Crypto_God
@AceOfWallStreet
@CryptoCobain
@RNR_0
@ThisIsNuse
@CryptOrca
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No one lol. Haven't known a single public figure on any social media sites who's not spreading fuds and hypes, some are even spreading wrong informations. most of them are

just taking advantage of their popularity and the clueless newbies. the worst of them all is Jerry banfield, he's basically everywhere e.g. facebook, twitter, youtube, steem etc.

and apparently you can have a 1 hour call with him for $750 even though his favorite wallet is coinbase. what i learned from this cryto world is its much more efficient to do all

analyzing and research by yourself because who do you trust more them or yourself?
Don't ever trust advice nor information from social media. Social Media in this industry is either subject for promotions, commercialization, or usually for scamming people. They'll try to play you with their talks and flowery words that would most likely attract you. So better not go and rely on "posts" nor "advice" from social media. Bitcoin forum's here for a reason.  Wink
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most of twitter r shillers who dump on their followers so u may use a service like turhttp://www.turtlebc.com/?ref=AtQe63Cwtle
hero member
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No one lol. Haven't known a single public figure on any social media sites who's not spreading fuds and hypes, some are even spreading wrong informations. most of them are

just taking advantage of their popularity and the clueless newbies. the worst of them all is Jerry banfield, he's basically everywhere e.g. facebook, twitter, youtube, steem etc.

and apparently you can have a 1 hour call with him for $750 even though his favorite wallet is coinbase. what i learned from this cryto world is its much more efficient to do all

analyzing and research by yourself because who do you trust more them or yourself?
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It's better to read analysis from websites like Hacked.com or Medium posts than following Twitter accounts
hero member
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First try to know the rules of trade.You will be a fool if you believe in other person and buy a coin.Before buy a coin first try to do your own research.Only it can help you in trading platform for getting a good profit.never follow wveryone but try to learn form everyone.I lost til now about .43BTC buy following one.Its a shit coin just.so try to learn which coin is good potential and it only can help you.
sr. member
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Don't follow any twitter trading accounts. Do your own research and market analysis and you will make the best decisions.
Follow the development teams of the particular coin you're trading so as to know where the coin is going.s
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I like to follow the 'official' twitter accounts of the various coins themselves, or at least the main developers. It's a good way in to their network and you feel on top of developments in my experience.
hero member
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I don't recomendation to makes desicions depend on the account of tweeters, it can gives fake information about the positions of trading, that is high risk to losing in trading, more good makes decision on trading depend on our analisys technical than try make decision depend on analisys fundamental from unknown source of informations but you can follow this user that makes updating the altcoins price https://mobile.twitter.com/coinstats?s=09
legendary
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Just follow the twitter of the dev team that develops the token you are holding. You wouldn't be investing to a token you have no knowledge about so if you do follow the team of the coin, you know when its going to rise up and when its going to get dumped. Only trust your instinct so you won't be whining on the pages of the forum when you end up holding less valuable coins.
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hero member
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I personally a good way to know what trades to do is to just follow bitcoin or cryptocurrency news Twitter accounts. Thst way, you can easily know if there are new collaborations between a cryptocurrency and a big company/organization, and also legalisation news, since those kinds of news are likely to bump cryptocurrency prices up.

Also follow @Vickiethbot. It's a trader bot that announces it's trades. I don't suggest mirroring it's trades, but I personally think it's fun to watch.  Cheesy

Thanks I follow @Vickiethbot now. I already follow the twitter accounts of main bitcoin and cryptocurrency news sites. However, most insider posts there are sponsored and do not give valuable information for trading decisions. I did try it but I missed many opportunities. Following insider accounts in order to get information earlier than most others is one of main reason for the question in this thread.
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I personally a good way to know what trades to do is to just follow bitcoin or cryptocurrency news Twitter accounts. Thst way, you can easily know if there are new collaborations between a cryptocurrency and a big company/organization, and also legalisation news, since those kinds of news are likely to bump cryptocurrency prices up.

Also follow @Vickiethbot. It's a trader bot that announces it's trades. I don't suggest mirroring it's trades, but I personally think it's fun to watch.  Cheesy
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if i was you i would not believe something like that,
that all are crap in my opinion,twitter for trader used as a place to shilling and fudding.
or i called it a place to trick a newbies in trading to rekt them,
so i prefer to not believe or following someone or an account as my trading guide.

just do some research regarding project,prospect and constumer demand.
other than following an account which is not ensure you to get profit.

do not do that if i was you!

I would not say that in common. Of course there are a lot of account which spread shilling information and a lot of fud but there are also some pearls it is worth to follow. I have recently discovered Crypto Daily channel (actually on Youtube, but also availble on Twitter) recently which share interesting opinions and facts about projects which are true if you check them. And such information are very helpful doing the next trading decisions.

The word DaMut is true, just take the positive message and all the decisions are in the hands of each, but there are indeed some twitter accounts that like to give good advice. I would rather research the project and follow the project's official account than follow the advice of an unclear account.
hero member
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if i was you i would not believe something like that,
that all are crap in my opinion,twitter for trader used as a place to shilling and fudding.
or i called it a place to trick a newbies in trading to rekt them,
so i prefer to not believe or following someone or an account as my trading guide.

just do some research regarding project,prospect and constumer demand.
other than following an account which is not ensure you to get profit.

do not do that if i was you!

I would not say that in common. Of course there are a lot of account which spread shilling information and a lot of fud but there are also some pearls it is worth to follow. I have recently discovered Crypto Daily channel (actually on Youtube, but also availble on Twitter) recently which share interesting opinions and facts about projects which are true if you check them. And such information are very helpful doing the next trading decisions.
sr. member
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if i was you i would not believe something like that,
that all are crap in my opinion,twitter for trader used as a place to shilling and fudding.
or i called it a place to trick a newbies in trading to rekt them,
so i prefer to not believe or following someone or an account as my trading guide.

just do some research regarding project,prospect and constumer demand.
other than following an account which is not ensure you to get profit.

do not do that if i was you!
hero member
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Merit: 556
I would like to know which Twitter accounts you follow to get trading information and inspirations?

There are a lot of accounts that deal with trading but there are also lots of accounts providing weak information. It is necessary to separate the chaff from the wheat.

Also I would be interested to know, which accounts you can recommend for interesting ICOs?



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