Where do you follow cryptocurrency news?

[ShinigamiGummy]

Thanks for the reply.

Twitter? Some news sources? Share the channel, please.

 

[Hotaruru]

Hello. I invested in cryptocurrencies. It's my first experience and I want to make a profit. I try to keep up with all the news. I follow all the news on a large number of sites. It's not very convenient.
Where do you see the latest news and changes in the cryptocurrency market?
I'm glad to any advice.

Is it your first experience in trading at all or in crypro-trading? If you dont even try to trade look for a platform with demo-accounts to understand the mechanism first of all

 

[Hotaruru]

Twitter? Some news sources? Share the channel, please.

yep, why not, search them with hashtags

 

[Dialgon]

Is it your first experience in trading at all or in crypro-trading? If you dont even try to trade look for a platform with demo-accounts to understand the mechanism first of all

platforms like what? i would be interested to hear about it more.

 

[Hotaruru]

platforms like what? i would be interested to hear about it more.

well
forex, for example, they have a demo-version accounts and their supports immediately contact you after the registration to provide with the instructions.

 

[ShinigamiGummy]

well
forex, for example, they have a demo-version accounts and their supports immediately contact you after the registration to provide with the instructions.

Forex? really? I don't heard about it for a long time. Is it still popular?

 

[dankepika]

I typically follow subreddits for the news. r/cryptocurrency, r/bitcoin and other subreddits based on particular currencies are a good way to stay updated.

 

[dankepika]

I mostly read Coindesk, as it's the oldest, biggest and most reputable crypto news site.

When I'm looking for info of specific projects, I check out their reddit/r/, their telegram and twitter.

Having a good list of crypto twitter leading figures also makes sure you get good info fast (avoid following accounts who promote you coins/tokens)

I have always found Coinbase to be biased since it's owned by DCG who invest heavily in some particular coins. It's important for me that my news source should be unbiased.

 

[ShinigamiGummy]

I typically follow subreddits for the news. r/cryptocurrency, r/bitcoin and other subreddits based on particular currencies are a good way to stay updated.

Reddit is good source, but aware of trolls. they are everywhere! making false predictions and poor advices

 

[bdman]

I follow reddit, twitter and some news website.

 

[niel1996]

It's not worth to follow the news because journalists are not financial advisers. If you take advice from mainstream media you will lose almost guaranteed money.

You have to do the work yourself, learn how fundamental en technical analysis works.
I'm using elliot waves and fibonacci and it works but it's hard to master. It takes years of practice and most people give up before they really start mastering it. Then they tell it doesn't work and everything is just a scam but maybe it's not for everyone. Just like IM is not for everyone you have to be an entrepreneur to do such things.

You can follow Philakone on youtube for free, he shares his ew trades live. He is kind of a weirdo sometimes, you will see what i mean but he's smarter than all those wall street people. I don't care about appearances, it's the people in suits that scam most often. They look good on the outside but are bad on the inside. In the investing world you have to be very carefully when doing business with someone, most people are sharks that want to take your money.

You would be surprised how much trading signal services make their performance look better than it's in reality. I know all the tricks that they use. Then they charge you thousands of dollars per year for their memberships sites. And people never seem to learn because they keep getting away with it. I think it's because of greed, when people smell money they go for it.

 

[IsseiBelial]

Yay something I can actually help with.
Go to FAWS
It's a solid aggregator. Used it for ages when I was in the space.

 

[pixeltric]

Algory.io

 

[Jeanamine]

I found that it is not easy to find all relevant crypto news and information on only one site. I am using various websites which are regularly updated with crypto prices and some news. Then I am following several forums to get really relevant and useful information about crypto world

 

[Dialgon]

well
forex, for example, they have a demo-version accounts and their supports immediately contact you after the registration to provide with the instructions.

forex is not what I really might be interested in. for me it's old fashioned.

 

[Dung Nguyen]

from youtube, and facebook groups

 

[dankepika]

TokenDaily and Cryptopanic are both very good

 

[CryptoKujira]

I follow news mostly on Reddit, but I hardly post there any more. It's so full of fanboys, trolls, makes it impossible to have any real discussion.

Good place to ask questions on how to do something though.

 

[silentHQ]

I get news from Reddit, Discord, Telegram, Twitter, Medium, Bitcointalk (although there is lots of false information there), various Youtubers like Jimmy Song and Tone Vays, etc...

 

[roober]

Also, you can get interesting informative from blogs on steemit .com