7/ People believe both sides, and there is no convincing either because we DO NOT KNOW what is going to happen
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8/ That makes investing in crypto a gamble. Agree?
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10/ But if you're trying to convince *other* people this isn't a bet, that this is the chance of a lifetime, that's a problem
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11/ "Some of these coins will go to 0"="Some people will lose money they can't afford." Are YOU going to help them with the rent afterwards?
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12/ This happens every time a new security comes around: people get hurt and sensible regulation follows to prevent it from happening again
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13/ Touting the fact ICOs allow companies to circumvent regulation and 'democratize' finance is unthinkingly predatory
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14/ You want to be wrong with your own money, go crazy, maybe you actually know what you're doing and the risks you're taking
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15/ But using social media to convince random civilians to take a long-shot gamble that might bankrupt them...
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16/ That's just wrong. When the bust comes, people will remember who the hucksters were. Don't be the huckster. \eom
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One day ... you will #FOMO too.
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