Not me, this guy: It sounds a little too good to be true and seems like a creative way to make "George #Web3" crypto off of others. I like how he puts in invisible characters in his video's title and his accompanying instructions -- I guess that's a way to make it harder to find.
One thing I never understood about fake trading gurus is why people believe them given how dumb they look. I know you can't necessarily judge accurately someone's intellligence and knowledge by how they look, but you look at some of these fake trading gurus and you think: "Does this guy even know how to do basic math to calculate a risk reward on a trade?" Then why should I believe what he is selling?
It's too risky to have a bot. Not only does it take a lot of time and wasted money trying to figure out the right settings for the bot, but the bot could also be a hacking device that has access to your tokens. But I've heard of stories with people leaving their bots running while they aren't even at home and making thousands a day.
frontrunning onchain trades is a game for the big boys due to transaction fees and tech. It's not working for small fries anymore. Or do you think you can compete with Wintermute over a 10% mispricing? Good luck
There are enough people in this world w ho find these videos believable. Why do women believe the bs that men throw at them?
they are just thinking about the reward. how they are going to be that genius that didn't do any work and got rich overnight! All the yachts, the super cars, the hot chicks.... WIFE-CHANGING GAINS!
This dude has only 1 video to his credit, which is this video you've posted (while his Shorts are about some Russian mafiosos & mafiosas). You sure you wanna trust this guy?
There are thousands of such videos out there on the internet. Some are of great entertainment value. You can watch it during your down days.