And that's why during the bull season we see these so-called "influencers" and good traders because it's too easy to make a profit during that time.
But come and ask them during the bear market, they'll be gone and they will have a hard time making money during that season. So, those that make good trades during the bear and bull seasons, really are the great traders that are silent and they don't care about other people because they're all focused on their trades and how they make money during these seasons.
And it could be a fake influencer whose actually good portfolio is purely by luck, not professionally.
I suddenly remember the last bullish season, surprisingly many "influencers" came up on social media showing off their shitcoin portfolios and then teaching their followers how to trade. I haven't seen them lately.
That's right, I have seen a bunch of them that has just come to become influencers, and then their contents were boasting of their portfolios. It's truly possible that they've been lucky with their portfolio and they're explaining that it's all about how researchful and good they are in analysis. They can fool new ones but not me and for sure the others here. Even those that are not into crypto, suddenly made content about investing in meme coins and random altcoins that they're saying were good to make them some money. Too many misleading influencers encourage new people and dictate what to invest.