Ok you don't get the fundamentals of not only crypto but overall market manipulations and how musk fits in and what / how much he gained and lost within few months, everyone has the right to his opinion, but i suggest you go back and dig better, pay attention and you will see how at the bottom is the usual Thesis - Anthesis - Synthesis pattern from cabal playbook
Ok you don't get the fundamentals of not only crypto but overall market manipulations and how musk fits in
Lol. If your "investment" can be affected by a meme... it's not an investment, and you're not intelligent.
If you are citing a fungible object can be used for common transactions while at the same time claiming it's an investment based on its wild swings and ridiculous fanboism... you're not intelligent.
And before you come back with some witty retort... take a good hard look at codebase of Electrum, Trezor and the OG algo of Ethereum.
I think you can make similar argument about any investment that can be manipulated.
The whole stock market is manipulated.
Silver/gold is manipulated to hell.
The only real system that has ever historically worked is gold and silver, but we're not in that time period.
Obviously, there needs to be iterations and changes being made to crypto. But we saw what happened to the housing market. This is a brand new paradigm.
Now I don't doubt there are problems in crypto, but we are in the era of the introduction of the personal computer.
The only reason why I love crypto is decentralization and the innovation. But I do agree, there's a ton of vulnerabilities that need to be addressed
Ok you don't get the fundamentals of not only crypto but overall market manipulations and how musk fits in and what / how much he gained and lost within few months, everyone has the right to his opinion, but i suggest you go back and dig better, pay attention and you will see how at the bottom is the usual Thesis - Anthesis - Synthesis pattern from cabal playbook
Lol. If your "investment" can be affected by a meme... it's not an investment, and you're not intelligent.
If you are citing a fungible object can be used for common transactions while at the same time claiming it's an investment based on its wild swings and ridiculous fanboism... you're not intelligent.
And before you come back with some witty retort... take a good hard look at codebase of Electrum, Trezor and the OG algo of Ethereum.
The whales cry not for the guppies.
I think you can make similar argument about any investment that can be manipulated.
The whole stock market is manipulated.
Silver/gold is manipulated to hell.
The only real system that has ever historically worked is gold and silver, but we're not in that time period.
Obviously, there needs to be iterations and changes being made to crypto. But we saw what happened to the housing market. This is a brand new paradigm.
Now I don't doubt there are problems in crypto, but we are in the era of the introduction of the personal computer.
The only reason why I love crypto is decentralization and the innovation. But I do agree, there's a ton of vulnerabilities that need to be addressed