that's why videos on youtube are only for added entertainment. We don't take what famous YouTubers say seriously. due to the fact that their videos will be out of date and out of date as the market develops. they only aim to find audiences and customers. that's all, and nothing more. so you have to be very clever in responding to the YouTuber phenomenon who often talks about cryptocurrency and always checks the date the video was uploaded.

If you want some good or at least decent YouTube content, you're probably stuck with only Andreas Antonopoulos[1] and BTCSessions[2]. Other than that? Yeah, you're probably out of luck. Unfortunately for the people who prefer watching than reading, YouTube really isn't the best place for good information.

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[1] https://www.youtube.com/user/aantonop
[2] https://www.youtube.com/c/BTCSessions/videos

They are not talking about Bitcoin but have to fill their video clips with the bags they bought and the projects they were paid to shill. It is discusting to watch this shill fest in their comments and live chat rooms or the way they promote these projects which a year or two later will be completely forgotten.
I remember a few guys being only about Bitcoin earlier than 2017 but right now the only active is Chris Dunn and I haven't watched his videos for months either. He has being inspirational about Bitcoin and always reasonable. If you ever want to watch someone discuss Bitcoin price action without shilling, visit his channel.

Yes! Or make it 99%.


Yes, I guess, away from most of them at least. And to those who are following them and even initiate investments, trades, and so forth out of their videos should do the same. I mean, they should also stay away from them. Or better yet, report them.


I'm afraid nobody will share you anything because there is not a single reputable source on this pump and dump scheme. If someone does, beware and avoid trusting him/her. Nobody who is mature enough in Bitcoin space believes in pump and dump schemes.

I know the name of some discord and telegram pumping group channel,
they randomly pick a coin every day and the main task of these kinds of group is to spread fake news about that picked coin on different social media,
even they use youtube add banner to spread the coin's name.
and by doing this they make a hype of that selected coin and many people have fallen into this trap and get a victim of FOMO.

The so-called experts are newbies and often want people to trade.  Buy and hold has worked great for years and given the adoption by corporations and others, seems likely to continue to be a good option.

If the "experts" were saying, "buy and hold" they'd have nothing to sell.

Is there really any problem with it if a certain Bitcoin proponent does a presentation on Russia or any other country? Remember that everyone can take advantage of Bitcoin; it isn't solely for select countries.

No comment on this. I don't watch television lol.

It's probably just because he's a big Bitcoin personality. They could've taken Andreas Antonopoulos, Michael Saylor, or Barry Silbert and I don't think it would be anything different. What makes you skeptical concerning Max Keiser and Russia anyway?

I watched a few videos in the past but I'm just not that much of a fan of Max Keiser.

I'm not skeptical about Max Keiser.

I am skeptical about Russia though.

However, maybe Russia is just trying to debase the dollar and sees Bitcoin as a useful weapon for that.

they arent experts if they dont know whats going on or no knows nothing on the coin that they promote but what they only know is that it was a content to gain views and earning in their youtube accounts but we can check if the youtuber that promotes a crypto is geniune and arent after for any personal gains but there are videos that i saw on youtube that they are featuring btc  and doge coin . i think creator of this video did also invest in btc and doge and tries their best to promote and pump it for more profit