1/ At the LTC Summit, I briefly addressed the motivation behind selling my LTC holdings. However, bad journalism is rampant in crypto, and now there's a sensational headline created out of a partial quote from me.
2/ I said half-jokingly that it's good that I did what I did or else I might need to find another job and can't work full-time on Litecoin (not to mention help fund the Litecoin Foundation). Of course, that's the only point this journalist picked up on and took no time to bash me
3/ re: conflict of interest, I sold my LTC holdings so I could focus on adoption and not price, as those 2 are not always correlated. Litecoin is my baby, so I don't need monetary incentive to want it to succeed.
4/ Finally, a bit about hodling. The term came from a bitcointalk forum user who refused to sell when the market is crashing. To hodl means to not panic sell when prices are down. Selling during a bull market does not contradict the advice of hodling.
5/ The article also includes fake quotes from me. Don't believe everything you read on the internet!
Time is money. I'm now working full-time on Litecoin and more invested in its success than ever. 🚀
Time is money. I'm now working full-time on Litecoin and more invested in its success than ever. 🚀
