I have always been fascinated by Bitcoin news. As I became more and more interested in the opportunities cryptocurrency had in store, a massive increase in Bitcoin’s rate occurred. By the end of summer 2017, Bitcoin had reached the $5,000 target and I decided to become a trader.
I needed to research the market extensively before I could invest in it. At the same time, I understood that even the most experienced old masters of the stock exchange had no experience in crypto trading whatsoever. This was a new market that made chances comparatively similar for everyone. No one could tell what the future had in store for Bitcoin or for those who invested in it.
A thorough, in-depth market analysis would take a lot of time, but upon finishing it, the results would no longer be relevant. For this reason, I started searching for the most popular relevant information I could find. I also bought some coins and distributed them throughout my portfolio; I purchased OmiseGO (OMG), Monero, and Dash. When I started trading, my portfolio increased, but it only did so because the entire market was growing. I wanted to get better results, so I knew I needed to find someone to guide me. I started to search for crypto consultants online, hoping that I could find someone reliable. Can you lose money in Bitcoin? I wish I asked this question before losing my investments.
Crypto Consultants a.k.a. Crypto Scammers
I had a friend at work who was interested in crypto just like I was and told me about his fruitful experience trading according to the signals of top Telegram crypto channels. I became enthusiastic about it and decided to give it a
