Don't assume my altcoin bags and I won't assume your gender.
It's interesting how people say that I missed out when I say something critical about a $Crypto project. Often it's actually the opposite. Unlike most "traders" & "fund managers" I don't constantly shill my investments.
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I've been a trader long enough to know that fundamentally flawed projects (ETH, EOS,...), centralized scams (Ripple, BCash,...) and other projects that make no sense ("Privacy" coin with optional privacy, with a company in US wtf?) can pump hard, so of course I trade them.
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They often pump harder because of their centralization (marketing, supply controlled by a few people,...) but I will never shill anything like that and will always point out their flaws. Bitcoin had plenty of issues but it tends to get rid of them (Hearn, Garzik, Ver, Andresen)
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If me pointing out the issues with project X bothers you: 1) Don't follow me. 2) Someone has to be critical since we're talking about a financial investment and project X's marketing is trying to sell you something that is too good to be true.
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Marketing convinced some people
$XRP is going to be decentralized. Marketing convinced some people that 21 block producers is decentralized. Marketing convinced some people that there is a thing as optional privacy. Marketing convinced some people that dapps are popular.7 replies 24 retweets 122 likesShow this thread
Marketing also convinced people, including me, that #Bitcoin is for the unbanked.
Marketing also convinced people that #Bitcoin is “peer to peer electronic cash.”
Bitcoin evangelism is marketing.
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