An intelligent analysis on the future of crypto

All that guy makes videos for is one thing: ATTENTION

He made a video because he got fired from Facebook. He made another video about why his wife left him. (He was too cheap to buy a home for his family to live in and his wife got sick of it.)

Then back on May 19, he claimed he sold all of his Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Cardano, and that the only thing he had left was a little Dogecoin and that was it because Tether was going to bring the whole system down.

Then a whopping 11 days later after he got rid of his positions, he started to see Bitcoin go up instead of down further so he makes a video called "Why I shouldn't have sold my Bitcoin".

Then he makes yet another video in mid July talking about the imminent crypto crash, only to watch Bitcoin go from $35k to $65k within the next 90 days.

In summary, he is a complete goofball and has no idea what he's doing.
 
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I listened to his speech, and I'm not denying he's a good trader although I think his selling of his Ethereum position was a bad idea. But he goes on to talk about how much better the performance of these newer tokens are, which he's right. But, he never once mentions the fundamental aspects of how established Ethereum is. Because just like Bitcoin, Ethereum is almost as established as Bitcoin, and soon more and more players will flock to Ethereum if they haven't already.

He goes on to mention the high gas fees of Ethereum, but what he doesn't mention is the fact that Ethereum 2.0 will soon be out and the high gas fees will be done away with.

All the other tokens he's mentioned are great tokens but they are also super risky since they are in their early stages. Ethereum is probably the safest asset next to Bitcoin, and it's already been tested with the SEC and passed.

I think his evaluation is off. Not to mention if Bitcoin has another rally it's automatically going to take Ethereum with it.

Myspace was established too. IBM was established. etc.
 
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