How do you keep tabs with everything in the crypto space?

[Hustlebuddy]

I've always wondered how people are able to combine their engagement with crypto and every other thing they do, I mean for people that don't do crypto full time.

How do you ensure efficiency on both ends, for example think anout the endless amount of information you have to process or be aware of before you can make a decison, I find it very overwhelming.

A lot of people have mentioned that they do this by keeping up with crypto new site Coin desk, Messari, Glassnode and Decrypt. I've seen a few also mention crypto centric solutions like Kaito with it's AI-powered InfoFi network that organizes and delivers some of the insights I mentioned earlier.

Although I have a feeling this one is trending now because of stuffs like the candybomb event on Bitget, so I'd like to wait a bit for the hype to die down to see if it can really be a long lasting solution.
The most important thing is finding what works, and I don't mind your inputs on the best options.

 

[Simonsim89]

Here is my two cents: First, focus on quality over quantity, you don’t need to read everything. Stick to a few trusted sources like CoinDesk, Messari, and Decrypt for news and analysis. These sites break down complex stuff into digestible bits, so you’re not drowning in info. For on-chain data, Glassnode is a gem, it gives you insights without needing to be a data scientist. To stay efficient, set aside specific times for crypto updates, maybe 30 minutes in the morning or evening. Use tools like Feedly to aggregate news or Telegram for project-specific updates. And don’t stress about missing out; crypto moves fast, but not every trend matters. Find what works for you and stick with it. Crypto’s a marathon, not a sprint! )

 

[mukibu]

The easiest way is to block out all the noise and just stick to BTC, if you’re going long term then all these short price movements really don’t matter much. Just DCA & chill.

If you’re set on aping in altcoins then you’ll need to always keep up to date with the latest trends because all these projects keep coming and going and liquidity/volume shifts from one project to another.

 

[Hustlebuddy]

Here is my two cents: First, focus on quality over quantity, you don’t need to read everything. Stick to a few trusted sources like CoinDesk, Messari, and Decrypt for news and analysis. These sites break down complex stuff into digestible bits, so you’re not drowning in info. For on-chain data, Glassnode is a gem, it gives you insights without needing to be a data scientist. To stay efficient, set aside specific times for crypto updates, maybe 30 minutes in the morning or evening. Use tools like Feedly to aggregate news or Telegram for project-specific updates. And don’t stress about missing out; crypto moves fast, but not every trend matters. Find what works for you and stick with it. Crypto’s a marathon, not a sprint! )

Do I need to go through all of these sources, or I should just find one that works for me? Because from what I see here Coindesk, Messari and Decrpt are very similar.

Also which of these would you recommend for me to start with? If you're to select just one?

 

[Hustlebuddy]

The easiest way is to block out all the noise and just stick to BTC, if you’re going long term then all these short price movements really don’t matter much. Just DCA & chill.

If you’re set on aping in altcoins then you’ll need to always keep up to date with the latest trends because all these projects keep coming and going and liquidity/volume shifts from one project to another.

To be honest, the major point for me in all of these is understanding crypto and how the ecosystem works, I want to be able to have an idea of what is going on in crypto per time, and of course make some money while at it.