best person to seek advice from

[Findingnemo]

I follow some of the renowned economist and stock market advisors, none of them able to understand crypto and they consider it as bad choice for investment even after Bitcoin hit 100K. So you can't just get advice from anyone because they have degree but if you know they are in the crypto space for years then they might understand how things work but you can't take anyone's words as a guaranteed returns, it's just a suggestion and you have to make your own choice because it's your money.

[electronicash]

I follow some of the renowned economist and stock market advisors, none of them able to understand crypto and they consider it as bad choice for investment even after Bitcoin hit 100K. So you can't just get advice from anyone because they have degree but if you know they are in the crypto space for years then they might understand how things work but you can't take anyone's words as a guaranteed returns, it's just a suggestion and you have to make your own choice because it's your money.

Saylor's word i think is regarded by many in crypto as something to take seriously. he used to be a critic and then did a 180 turn and then become reputable in crypto. quite different to a finance guy like Kevin Oleary who become a crypto guy and yet not believed to every story he says.

so many users have been subscribing  to Guy of CoinBureau because he been featuring advice on different altcoins too. if you wanna hear something good about the tokens you hold i guess you will like him too. but i don't know if you will if he will say something negative to the token.  in the end its still you who will decide for your investment.

[albon]

I will take his opinion as superior as someone who has been involved with crypto for years and years because he has a lot of expertise with crypto. A crypto advisor will bring a professional perspective to the crypto industry and help build a low risk crypto portfolio. But for crypto investing you can get more advice from him who is quite old in crypto. I've seen a few people crypto tips from twitter many times current and i learned a lot. We can trust crypto experts who won't lead us astray. Since this is the crypto world fraudsters are all around so don't keep yourself in the dark.

[Gurujebs]

my question: who is more credible to give advices about cryptocurrency, someone with a degree who has studied something similar with economics, finance, or technology or someone with no degree but has been involved in cryptocurrency for years? whose opinion will you hold in a higher regard?

Whatever challenges that you think you are facing, just know that there are different people with different opinions that will be ready to give you advice. It's up to you to loo at different perspective of what they are saying. In an economy where there is high inflation, everyone will be complaining but will not look at the other side and where they got things wrong, some will even make it political when they are supposed to proffer a solution.

In cryptocurrency, I don't think you need anyone advice, you need to hear opinion from people who believe in the market and gives financial opinion based on what they understand and not hype the market like some people do just to mislead you to buy the coins they bought.

[Faisal2202]

no man is an island

as much as i believe that we should dictate our own lives and our own decisions especially when it comes to our money i think it wouldn't hurt to go and seek out advices from time to time i am not saying we should take these advices as the absolute truth but it would allow us to gain some perspectives

my question: who is more credible to give advices about cryptocurrency, someone with a degree who has studied something similar with economics, finance, or technology or someone with no degree but has been involved in cryptocurrency for years? whose opinion will you hold in a higher regard?

I will definitely go with the second person who have spent years in crypto market already but as you said in getting advice we must get advice from anyone, like here in this case if we have the opportunity to get the advice from both then we must get it, as if the person getting degree also into crypto then his advices can worth more.

Because there are people in crypto from a long time and they still don't know the basic trading or analysis skills they just going with the flow so we should keep this in mind before following them their time in the field matters if they have some experienece too

[Zed0X]

The answer is leaning towards someone into crypto already. My issue with that is you can be involve with crypto for years but if you're only in it for the airdrops, bounties, and chasing the hype, what good thing can you advice someone with that? It still depends on what they actually do.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

my question: who is more credible to give advices about cryptocurrency, someone with a degree who has studied something similar with economics, finance, or technology or someone with no degree but has been involved in cryptocurrency for years? whose opinion will you hold in a higher regard?

The most accurate way is in recognition of the person who have the required cryptocurrency experience and not for the other who has a degree but being emptied of what is needed to have a start, that is why in most of the professional fields today, the labour in demands deals with those having the work experience and not the degree, so it's important if we can come to a community like this and through your question or learn from the created threads on areas that may be of interest.

[sampoerna]

I follow some of the renowned economist and stock market advisors, none of them able to understand crypto and they consider it as bad choice for investment even after Bitcoin hit 100K. So you can't just get advice from anyone because they have degree but if you know they are in the crypto space for years then they might understand how things work but you can't take anyone's words as a guaranteed returns, it's just a suggestion and you have to make your own choice because it's your money.

Indeed, they do not always understand crypto, because their concept is not there and sometimes they do not have the desire to enter this crypto world, and they think that crypto is full of risk and it is not good to enter this area.

However, there are still some parties who are very helpful until now, some influencers who are really experts in crypto, sharing updated information about crypto, as well as sharing their insights and analyzing their market predictions on their social media pages. and what I like is that they do not invite us to invest in the coins they buy, yes, just for information, if we want to follow, please, if not, please.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

The answer is leaning towards someone into crypto already. My issue with that is you can be involve with crypto for years but if you're only in it for the airdrops, bounties, and chasing the hype, what good thing can you advice someone with that? It still depends on what they actually do.

Very true!
Not everyone who’s in the crypto space actually knows about the real deals. I have a friend whom I started the crypto journey with several years ago, while I focused more on acquiring more knowledge about Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, he based his focus more on hunting for airdrops and bounties, yeah back then he made some good money from those, I never really had the time to join him hunt for the airdrops and bounties so we were both walking different paths but still in the crypto space. Right now, he complains about the crypto space not being profitable anymore while I’ve been able to learn several ways I can be able to navigate the crypto space effectively.
Now such a person has very little or nothing to the next person who seeks crypto related advice from an OG.

[bitterguy28]

Somebody that has a background in financial management. I believe that's the best person to seek advice from.

I'm into cryptocurrency for more than 5 years already, but I don't want to say that I'm the best person to seek advice with. On the other hand, those who have deep knowledge about financial literacy or financial management can give advice to a newbie. There are certain things that you can apply in Stock Market that's also applicable in crypto as well. Whenever I watch videos online, I always go with somebody that has background in financial literacy, and a no-no for me for those who doesn't have, but into crypto for a long time.

i understand your point because someone who really has learned financial management or anything that has to do with economy means they have studied the general population and has had access to statistics that only the academics could have access to

in comparison to people with no background knowledge or proper education, their knowledge might only come from their experience which we know is not always the same for everyone so the advice they might give is only applicable to them and no one else it doesn't mean they are wrong but at face value it might not be the most credible

I'm not saying though that those experts in financial management always give good advice though because there are some that are giving bad advice still, and vice-versa. I guess it's all up to the person who they will follow their advice with.

yes of course some people with degrees do not always use their degrees to the best of their abilities and tend to stray to a different path for multitude of reasons but a degree can hold some magnitude if you have it whether or not you practice your profession well

[dave_strider]

my question: who is more credible to give advices about cryptocurrency, someone with a degree who has studied something similar with economics, finance, or technology or someone with no degree but has been involved in cryptocurrency for years? whose opinion will you hold in a higher regard?

The most accurate way is in recognition of the person who have the required cryptocurrency experience and not for the other who has a degree but being emptied of what is needed to have a start, that is why in most of the professional fields today, the labour in demands deals with those having the work experience and not the degree, so it's important if we can come to a community like this and through your question or learn from the created threads on areas that may be of interest.

We may not know the full story behind some people, but when we hear them speak and have some experience too - we can differ a bittersweet lies from the truth, in my opinion.
And surely, when a person talks with passion about how they went into some projects and lost some / got some from it, it is a situation to behold, and we can see the interest of this person in his field.

[MUGNIA]

no human can live alone. then we must continue to interact with the surrounding environment, in my opinion who deserves to give advice in terms of crypto, everyone can give advice on what coins and which ones can provide potential profits, but there will be many demands so we can choose which ones are good and which ones can provide long-term profits, but all suggestions cannot be followed raw, we need confidence in choosing and implementing advice that is logical, never be controlled when making decisions in investing because if we get a loss then we will feel bad for our friends

[albon]

The answer is leaning towards someone into crypto already. My issue with that is you can be involve with crypto for years but if you're only in it for the airdrops, bounties, and chasing the hype, what good thing can you advice someone with that? It still depends on what they actually do.

Especially those who are new to crypto only think more as bounty, airdrop because they try to make money for free. But once their efforts failed then there started thinking about investment and trading. In general there are many people who have a lot of experience in crypto because they have done a lot of research on crypto. Actually a hype drives crypto users a lot because people make a lot of money from a new hype. But definitely take advice from someone who is really established with years of research in crypto.

[joniboini]

Personally, whether I listen to someone depends on how they present their argument. If what they said makes sense, has some proof, doesn't jump to a conclusion, doesn't use emotional terms like "is dead" etc, then I'd probably listen more. Especially if they have a proven track record. That being said, nobody can see the future so I won't subscribe to their prediction at all, and just learn how they arrive at their conclusion. Not sure how easy that is if you've never been involved in crypto though. I can only say that people have to start somewhere, and I hope they don't start from listening to a shitcoin pump & dump influencer.

[milewilda]

no man is an island

as much as i believe that we should dictate our own lives and our own decisions especially when it comes to our money i think it wouldn't hurt to go and seek out advices from time to time i am not saying we should take these advices as the absolute truth but it would allow us to gain some perspectives

my question: who is more credible to give advices about cryptocurrency, someone with a degree who has studied something similar with economics, finance, or technology or someone with no degree but has been involved in cryptocurrency for years? whose opinion will you hold in a higher regard?

Hear no one and dont rely too much about into the things that you are really that hearing around. Somehow having some idea on how to do things and hearing up on others wont really be that a bad idea either. We are the ones who do dictate on what our life could really be having on which it will basing up someones mindset because on the  time that you will be that relying others then you will be definitely be having that potential regret at the time that you will be experiencing unexpected events. Seek advice? Everything could be seen in net and it will be that up to you on how you do absorb informations and other aspects.