Influencers are cancer upon our society today. While these people get paid to share sponsored opinions on products and services, they are not necessarily a reliable source of information. This is especially true in the cryptocurrency industry, where no one’s opinion should be trusted. The recent NovaChain scam shows how users should always conduct their own research first and foremost. NovaChain Isn’t a Trading bot When people first learned about what NovaChain was, there was a sense of initial excitement. Trading bots are of great interest to a lot of people, as everyone wants to make money in this industry
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ICOs seeking public figures to shill their project now have a purpose-built list they can consult. Crypto Influencers grants them an insight into who carries clout in the cryptoverse, along with anyone else curious to learn where the power lies. Decentralized cryptocurrencies as such should have no leader, but there are still figures who exert […]
Everyone in the cryptocurrency world has their own opinion regarding this industry. The so-called influencers in this space can often be found on Twitter and other social media platforms. Below are some of the people well worth keeping an eye on, in no particular order. CryptoCobain By far one of the more intriguing “color commentators” in the cryptocurrency ecosystem goes by the handle of @CryptoCobain. Although it appears that he is trying to quit this ecosystem once and for all, it seems to be a matter of time until he makes a full return. One could say CryptoCobain is as entwined with cryptocurrency as