I believe some news source were to an entent not to be treated as genuine and reliable and that's why I personally don't give in for reading any whow news that are not from a reputable source, bloggers make use of key words just to entice us read through their articles of earn per click threads, we have to be very care especially some news could appear to be too real to be true, in such scenario then an alternative consult may be made regarding such before believing or spreading such news as well.

There are some also that may come with a malicious attacks embodiments unknowingly, those kinds of punicode sites that targets phishing accounts details, i will advise to also verify a news from source, content and site used just to be in safety and off any form of an attacks and their shit posts.

influencers get paid to speak. or tweak their message to whatever drama/trend gets them most noticed in the hope of getting paid due to high subscriber numbers

they are not interested in the truth, they just want to clickbait stories to get more viewers to get paid more

its like TV doctors. if your too busy being on TV selling snake oil's then your not actually being a real doctor treating real patients(dr Oz, Dr Phil, and that idiot paid by alex jones). anyone that has time to do book tours, speaking gigs at conferences and regular podcasts/vlogs is doing it for the money, not for the actual desire to speak honestly/informatively

its like this forum. anyone with adverts in their avatar or footer just want to speak BS just to get as many messages made to earn as much as they can in their campaigns.

always DYOR (do your own research) and never ROSM(Rely on Social Media)

These content creators are making money for the views, that's what click bait is.

If you don't like what that content creator has made, unsubscribe to him and never follow any of his contents anymore. He's just one of the many that keeps on doing that.

It is because the interest for cryptocurrencies, mainly for bitcoin has became huge. So, anything that they can capitalize and twist a story and just use some headlines to catch attentions of their viewers and crypto enthusiasts, they'll do it.

Yeah, I understood your problem the first second that I read your first sentence of your post. Rule number 1: never believe any influencer, no matter how influencial they are. Especially when it comes to important matters like investing your money or buying a certain product/coin.

They obviously only advertise something if they get paid or otherwise renumerated for their efforts. Only trust yourself.

A lot of people keep falling for the "influencers" and their scams but see it as an expensive life lesson instead of a mistake. Next time, do your own research on whatever you want to invest in and do not listen to others.

Any type of information that interests you for a reason, then double-checking is of the utmost importance. Doing investigations and seeking the truth from various sources is what I often do. Because swallowing the raw information that is shared will only generate a lot of doubts. Even so what you are doing is a good way and don't trust only one source. Especially when it comes to investing, where you have an obligation to know the truth factually. Think critically and always find out until you get the answer.

Yeah, such influencers simply love clickbait titles and other cheap tricks to attract attention. They are not interested in the truth, they just want to make money out of everyone's ignorance, but anyone who read the full story can see right through the BS.

That is just sad. By using this tactic, they simply spread the false ideas and information that can lead people to make the wrong decisions. That is not only irresponsible, but it is downright harmful, especially for kids and others who might follow these actors.

So it was a clickbait thing that you hate @OP, isn't it?  I think we should be used to this kind of trick.  It is widely used in the industry so getting one once in a while should not irritate you.  You can just put them on "ignore".


Indeed spreading false rumors and wrong information is a sad thing that is why we need to verify it through other sources but verifying them is a hard task because often times publisher of these wrong information spreads it on different sites with different publishers' names.  The sadder thing is when reputable sites exaggerate things just to get more views and clicks.

It's happening all the time and no one can totally avoid clicking such news. At some point everyone will fall for it. It only gets worse when you access some bitcoin content through smartphone and the google app starts tracking any bitcoin content online and notifying you all day long. This is the most annoying way to get notified about the worse clickbait crypto news disponible on the internet.

I think these kinds of news only lose for those claiming bitcoin is dead a new altcoin is going to take its place.

Said it before, YouTube influencers are not real. They are just there to make money and nothing else guys. In fact its not worth it to follow such stuff on telegram as well because they could take you to the wrong direction as well. These days all the social platforms are just there to make money. Create some videos keep publishing them until they get shit loads of subscribers who believes in them and keep watching the video on daily basis. They show the advertisement, they get paid believers get screwed in wrong investments.

Its good you researched it before publishing. There are noobs who would just believe in such news and think there are opportunities if we go down to that road. This is just general news, but think about the influencers who would be spread rumours of shitcoin projects.