The term "cryptoassets" (conveniently the title of Chris's book) is hugely detrimental to investors' understanding of digital scarcity and sustainable comp advs in this tech.
The term scam, however, is *under used*. Ripple is the #2 coin by market cap for God's sake.
#bitcoin
The term scam, however, is *under used*. Ripple is the #2 coin by market cap for God's sake.
#bitcoin
The entire altcoin complex would benefit if people were less forgiving of the 99% that are outright scams.
Of course, the line we are told to toe (by scammers) is to ignore the scams, be nicer, let the scams run their courses naturally. Lol
Of course, the line we are told to toe (by scammers) is to ignore the scams, be nicer, let the scams run their courses naturally. Lol
It feels very similar to the coinbase "education" initiative, that just fills your head with buzzwords like blockchain and cryptoassets, then they try to sell you their scams coins, that have no competitive ad except for pumpers and shills.
Here's the thing about "dishonest intent", it's virtually indistinguishable from being dumb.
We're out here educating, everyday out here giving constructive criticism, making economic arguments, and mostly correct. Yet all the scammers do is say we are cultish maximalists and we need to stop using the term "scam". Wft.
