Having a clear knowledge of something you are going to do is very important, so you will be guided not to make silly mistakes, crypto analyst will not make what you pretend to know, much harder, but at least, they will break it down and make you understand a lot more of these things in the crypto space that you don't understand.
Analyses are assumptions so they may be true and in most cases, it may not turn out as crypto experts postulate, it's good to seek more knowledge on something, but in adopting cryptocurrencies or understanding, it's good to conduct your own research or take the advice of your analyst if you've had confidence in their forecast.
Like me, I just borrow the idea that I have learnt, through reading peoples article, maybe learn from about three or four people and worked out my own idea on the matter, last time I go about getting just one person's idea on crypto adoption, I didn't make a better choice when I think about what I have.
Analyses are a person's understanding of things, meaning in what formation they thought the thing is going to come out as, so as you can see, you're not going to stop people from seeing things the way they do, but you're just going to get an idea that they may be wrong and they may be right as it comes to assume.
I wouldn't say there are not people that I gave clue about crypto adoption and how they could get it right, as well guided beginners. I have that kind of people, even if i don't believe in me much, these people believe in me, and they would come to me to tell them what I know about a certain position, they couldn't have a clearer understanding of crypto practice.
And I notice sometime the little ideas I give them help sometimes, but on me, I don't see it working on any angle, like if the trick has expired on my side or not, everything we do depends on the level and the time we do it, the ones who were there before, they would have a solid knowledge and understanding more than the person who just started in a couple of days.