crypto news/hype

What are some decent Twitters and yt channels?

>>3168603
When I say big names it's mainly the various big coins twitter accounts and a couple devs like Vitalik. I hate social media so I just got started following people on there. i could use some suggestions here as well.

as for yt channels there are a couple I like. look for node investor and thechartguys, mostly straight forward TA which is helpful for learning and less biased than some facecam youtuber hyping or fuding some coins.

>>3168659
Why the hell would you be a chartist when you could be not retarded

>>3168579
SegWit activation tomorrow is the next news, correct? So sell Bitcoin tomorrow?

>>3168759
it's useful to know, not what anyone should exclusively rely on, and i don't mind doing analysis. i had more success researching and getting into MCO before it's last big run. TA had a few indicators but hype & fomo > TA in these markets.

>>3168579
who do you follow on twatter? what subs are you following? come on anon, throw us a bone here instead of just gloating

>>3168579

OP, could you teach me how to do this, I lost all of my money trading crypto.

Would you mind posting the subreddits/twitter/yt channels you are subscribed to?

Thanks brother.

Peasant OP posts for some crypto advice. Instead gets bombarded by homeless weak handed beggars.

>>3168852
What did you hear about MCO before the run and where did you get it from

Tbh reading the order book is always more telling than analyzing the charts. Specifically the sell orders.

>>3170082
Want to explain a bit deeper? (please)

>>3170102
Look at how much bitcoin it takes to reach a certain price, then compare that to the volume or the change in volume. Is it realistic? If you need 100 btc for a 50% price increase but the volume is only 50 btc, you probably won't get there. If the volume is 500 btc, it might be worth investing into. Also, pay attention to sell walls. If they seem insurmountable I would probably keep an eye on the coin, but not buy until the wall starts coming down. Once a wall comes down you can usually make an easy 10-20% gain

>>3169899
>>3169929
i follow the coins im investing in, exchanges, some of the news websites (coindesk and cointelegraph for example), yt channels i mentioned earlier (>>3168659)

there are guys like cryptoyoda with lots of followers on twitter.

>>3170040
MCO was all fundamentals, it had a low coin supply, a solid team, and news was being released 2 weeks from when i bought in. i just researched them on their website and then looked at the order book on bittrex. not long after it had it's run and i took profits and bought back in several times along the way.

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It's time sucka fools

>>3170167
Sell and buy orders are VERY easily added and removed with no cost whatsoever. This is highly exploited by bots. If a coin starts mooning the sell walls are immediately taken down and moved further up. You can more or less have an idea of traders' expectations for the very near future by looking at them but they can also be very treacherous.

bump. this looks like a good alternative to coinmarketcap.

https://bitscreener.com/