With BTC ripping, is the real goldmine just selling Udemy courses to the newbs?

[st-bln]

Every time Bitcoin goes parabolic, my feed gets flooded with "crypto experts" selling the secret to wealth to the newbs who just hopped in. It honestly feels like the safest play right now isn't trading, but just dropping a quick Udemy course and selling shovels. Who's actually making the real money here, the traders or the teachers?

 

[ukulele]

Honestly guys, while I'm sure selling courses on Udemy can be a legit side hustle, it's not exactly the get-rich-quick scheme most people are hoping for. I mean, if Udemy courses are so lucrative, why aren't the gurus selling them on crypto subreddits for Dogecoin?

 

[Losgehts]

I don't think creating Udemy courses is the path to wealth, unless you're an exceptional teacher and can create high-demand courses, but for most people it's just another online hustle that won't make you rich, no matter how many sales you get. You'd be surprised how many 'get rich online' schemes are just that - schemes.

 

[EDYA]

lmao not really, people have been making money off those courses for years but it's nothing compared to the real returns if you actually invest in and hold onto some crypto or at least trade it smart. anyone looking to capitalize on the crypto craze would do better investing their time and money into actual crypto rather than trying to scalp others on Udemy.

 

[krakaka]

I see some validity in that, considering how many people are looking for ways to profit off the crypto hype, but personally I think the real opportunity is in creating content around NFTs and blockchain adoption, Udemy courses can be a good starting point but you gotta be willing to put in the effort to stay ahead of the curve.

 

[K Petrovich]

I get what you're saying, but I don't think people are that desperate or dumb to fork over cash for some subpar online courses, no matter how much BTC is worth. I mean, sure, some folks are gonna try to take advantage, but I think most people know the difference between a real opportunity and a cheap hustle.

 

[Billy_01]

I'm all for capitalizing on the crypto hype, but let's be real, most of those newbs will burn through their course funds quick and move on to the next shiny object. Udemy profits are gonna be nothing compared to the real goldmine of people getting scammed into buying into pump and dump schemes.

 

[alexyss]

I see what you did there with the title, that was a nice burn. While there's definitely potential to make money with online courses, let's not forget about the value that actual knowledge brings, you know, helping people learn something new without just taking their cash. I'm all for diversifying your income streams, but don't count out the power of genuine expertise.

 

[cooooool1990]

Honestly I think its a bit of both, btc is on fire right now but there's definitely money to be made selling courses to newbies who are eager to learn. I know a few guys who are killing it with crypto trading courses on Udemy and they're making a pretty penny. Guess it's all about finding that balance between investing and educating.

 

[GreenMad]

Unironically yes, selling the shovels is always the safer play than digging. My feed is absolutely flooded with "masterclass" ads trying to catch the fresh liquidity right now.

 

[Alex_Sucra]

Honestly, selling shovels during a gold rush is the oldest play in the book—why risk your own bags when you can sell dreams to the fresh liquidity? The real alpha right now might just be a webcam and a mic.