Actor rips crypto as 'largest Ponzi scheme in history' 

I repeat this every time someone tells me they're investing in crypto.

And guess what…it’s the future. Nothing can stop it.

@@ArturoGarzaID hahaha it's not the future

Many years ago, I was a tech in the telecom industry, but spent some time working in the Toronto Stock Exchange. That was a real eye opener, about how some things in the market worked. That was as close as I got to working in the finance industry, but it taught me to be very careful.

And presumably there will then be an even more spectacular "crash" than 1929.

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Yet banks encourage you to leave lumpsums in your checking or savings account. And do you know what they do with that money? They immediately loan it out to somebody else, charge them insane interest rates, make a killing off your money and pay you a paltry 0.01% in interest for your loyalty. There is no "product" in this chain of events. The banks are basically making money off your money. That, my dear, is the epitome of a Ponzi scheme. Banks are also deflationary. Your $100k will not be $100k in 10 years time because of the paltry 0.01% interest rate stacked up against increased cost of living. But they don't care because they are too busy making your money work for them instead of your money working for you. Look I get it. I realize for many that Cryptocurrency is the great unknown, and so it's inevitable that fear is on the table. People fear what they do not understand. It's normal. And I'm not expecting everybody to embrace it, but what I would like to see people do more often is actually take a closer look at what banks actually do. They are the real wolves in sheep's clothing.

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Crypto was invented to facilitate FINANCIAL CRIMES. It was never good for anything else. It had VALUE only with other IDIOTS that held CRYPTO and other wise was GHOST MONEY with NO REAL VALUE. And I thought the BLOCK CHAIN was suppose to prevent the kind of CRIMES we are see with FTX. WTF happened?

And some people did because they saw early that they needed to be at the tip of the pyramid. But Just because some people did make money from what is basically an unbacked fictional currency doesn’t mean that the endeavour was worthwhile or moral or even legal.

I thought the same thing.

That's how Satan works.

I've made a lot of money off of crypto over the last decade.

Out of their lane? Are you employed in the finance industry? If not, then you are also out of your lane.

he's got a degree in economics. I think he's in his lane.

An actor with common sensibilities and an interest outside themselves, I like this guy

He says he lies for a living as an actor, and we're supposed to believe what he says about Crypto? He never even explained why it's a Ponzi scheme!

@@sdrfz Good lord, some people are impossible. You are one of them. lol

@govern me harder gruberment (Andy peltola) same reason he invests in coca cola

@govern me harder gruberment (Andy peltola) Some people also "invest" at the casino. It's just a bit of fun where you might make money. You might also lose. However, if you're not worried about it, have fun. If I'm not mistaken, he can afford to lose on it.

What is the USD backed by?

I just googled Warren Buffett and he does not invest in crypto. In fact, he's quoted as saying if all the crypto in the world was offered to him, he wouldnt buy it for $25. Bill Gates doesn't invest in it either.

@govern me harder gruberment (Andy peltola) No he doesn't.

Crypto dollars exist in one's and zeros on a computer device

I seriously doubt that Immanuel Kant was talking about *dollar*

@@yllbardh The German word is “Thaler.” And he was using it as an argument against the ontological argument for t(e existence of God.

But if you think about it, they are both imaginary just people choose to believe in one. To me the only "real" dollar is gold and even that take people to believe.

@@agorpb5871 It's not that 'both are imaginary', because that's simply not true in society. An American dollar is currency that's backed up by the US government and the law. Any debt I owe, I can pay with that money and the person receiving the money is obligated to accept the money as payment. That's not true of crypto, of any kind. Now, granted, if I crash landed on a deserted island with 50 million, it would be as worthless to me as crypto, but in society itself, it's not imaginary.

Gotta love Honore! Nailed it.

Usually a lot more than one crime

@@stacer1962 No, a “con man” is a specific sub-group of criminal. Millions of others amass fortunes

@@lamontcranston3177 Yeah man! We all be on a first name basis with this dude Honore, every 13 year old in a third world country here

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There is no way you are a real person. 10010101010100011101?

As out of work actors go, this guy is gold, all those past their “15min”Pureflix actors could learn a thing or 2 about helping society in demonstrable ways, I’m talking to you Jim “Q-turd” Caveizel

@@studyhistory2ctruth I’m not real either, f’n clown

@@quantumrobin4627 I think at least in Ben's case he's too clean like he's played a cop multiple times. He was Batman once with Walter White as his Gordon.

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If you know it’s a hustle, you can make a pile of cash. I made 10s of thousands this year and last in crypto. You’re basically just betting on the madness of crowds. You’re just looking for the crowd with the momentum. It’s definitely risky. But, it’s less risky than options trading.

Ah, it's always different when they come up with a Scam..

@@jaycol21 Exactly. I to have made a lot off of crypto. It's not going anywhere and I'll continue to trade.

@@cryptoholica72 Exactly right! So many people on here do not understand what they are talking about. It takes a disciplined investor to make money on crypto. But it is there. Most have no idea. They'll all be crying again in a couple years.

Every lazy person’s goal. The only get rich quick route that has always worked is drug dealing…but that comes with a few occupational hazards. Other than that, there is no get rich quick method; there’s just dumb luck.

I was warning friends about this the first day of bitcoin. I guess I’m the smartest person on the planet.

@@GotoHere nice try, I started warning people before bitcoin, first day of blockchain 😒

The US is the most economically liberal country maybe on the planet, good luck on banning even one crypto currency permanently. I hope the government will though.

@@sunnydisinfectant Well, I also did. I guess everyone with half a brain who knew what a Ponzi scheme is saw it coming.

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Isn't it just. Whoever said "sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me" - was a complete and utter idiot.

This was the part that interested me the most.

When the value of money can be changed as easily and arbitrarily as the meaning of words, we become slaves to whoever is making the rules.

How do we know hes not lying to bring the price down?people do that as well. And why didnt CNN have him on before everybody was bag holding😅

it reminds me of the pyramid schemes of the 80s, it needs new money coming in to keep it going as soon as the new money stops it collapses. Everyone thought those were amazing get rich quick schemes too at the time.

Like most populists you clearly haven't a clue as to how derivatives function. And derivatives date back to the 19th Century not the 1980s. Derivatives are simply insurance policies on financial assets or commodities. And like most markets for financial products futures and other derivatives need liquidity to function, hence the need for speculators. Futures markets in particular literally determine the prices of commodities and values of currencies, without which prices would be much higher and more unstable. It's easy to mouth off about "financial scams" on the rare occasion when there's a market failure. But most people who do so haven't the faintest idea as to what they are talking about.

Monopoly money!! Lol

Then again - the financial system is just that, pure numbers

@@themaskedman221 I never said derivatives date from the 80s, only they were really being pushed then. I first became aware of derivatives when I started working in the Toronto Stock Exchange in 1973. Back then, they were things like warrants or rights, which allowed a shareholder preferred prices on some future stock issue. Those rights could be sold separate from from the original stock and were therefore derivative. Depending on what the stock did, those either paid off, if the stock price was higher or became worthless, if the stock price at the time was less than the preferred price. However, derivatives really went crazy in the 80s and this led to some real problems. IIRC, there was an economic slowdown in the late 80s as a result.

Honesty’s an actor’s worst mistake.

He’s smart but he is not smart enough to differentiate between Bitcoin and all the shitcoins. Sure blockchain is a ledger - yes. But to say it has no value is just wrong. The guy is clearly not an accountant nor a banker.

@@shkottrendezvous6644 Ok Comrade

@@shkottrendezvous6644 You are correct but your word will be lost here.

Um... But he's wrong. Crypto isn't a scam, but people exploit it to run scams. There's a huge difference. Anyone who doesn't understand crypto should really try to instead of just brushing it off. If crypto is used wisely it could revolutionize taxes and the economy. People like this guy - and you (if you refuse to learn about it) - are just standing in the way of progress.

@@bumblebootwiddletoes5185 yes sure buddy. Tell that to the people who have lost 75% of their money in the last few months.

I’m glad the internet is gone

@@matthewnorton5870 LOL someone gets it

Actually, crypto is a great idea. It was supposed to remove the negative things of the value of money. No central banks, no quantitative easing, the cantillo effect and all of that. But when you have blood and fresh meat, soon you have sharks. At the end, it became like a casino where anyone can create his own chips to pay robert and use your fakecoin as collateral. But the reality is that the financial market is bankrupt and morally bankrupt as well. the World is crushed with debts. Also speculations, pump and dump scheme ruin the economy. Often speculations are made with software. There is a lot of regulation needed because with the cantillon effect, you won't have any middle class left.

The Dotcom days were good 😃

@@NosEL34 Not for the many, many people who were wiped out by it.

Yup, but I do. I've had Bitcoin since 2011. I fully understand it. Most crypto shitcoins or tokens are scams. Bitcoin is not a scam. Fiat currency is the worst scam going right now.

Do you know what money is? A dollar bill has no real value either. The Fed can just print as many dollar bills as they want.

Do some research

There are plenty of places to research Crypto, I learned everything I know about Crypto online, and have a pretty good understanding of what it is. To say NOBODY understands what crypto is, is very ignorant. I’ve had Bitcoin since 2014, and Dogecoin since 2019, made thousands when I sold most of it.

@@nineixb616 Ponzi scheme means the ones who get on it early make lots of money and the ppl left holding the bag are the ones who get fucked. The fact they started pushing advertisements with celebrities was the biggest red flag. At that point they’re going after the ppl who know nothing about have it only a little to invest and feel they can trust the celeb who they know and believe are reliable ppl.

I tried to tell my friends that crypto currency’s are not tangible things.

@@magneto9555 its tied to fiat currency

Exactly 😂

@@magneto9555 the dollar isnt tangible either.

@@adamcraig1468 yes you're right but still better than crypto it's for suckers trying to get rich quick and yes it's a Ponzi scheme one sucker trying to get another sucker to invest so he can make money have fun with that

He was NOT well informed. He conflated all the shitcoins and scam tokens with Bitcoin, which is the solution to the real problem, centralized Fiat currency backed by NOTHING.

What say CNN about their incessant promotion of crypto?

There were no questions because it was all hogwash. All I ever say is "mark my words." Remember this day my friends.

@@TiggerBrownie 💯 Winter 2024 it'll be spiking again, right on schedule just like the last 3 cycles.

Your not proven right though it's called a bear market. Do some research buddy.

Its not gambling. Buying dogecoin and whining that you lost money would be different than doing research and holding the right projects. Everything that guy just said was false. Hes not ignorant he is spreading a false narrative to keep the public skeptical.

Anyone that thinks crypto is over should google bitcoin rainbow chart and try to understand the bear and bull cycles. We are never more than 4 yrs from another all time high..

@@drpaine7428 Yup. The Next havling is Around April 2024. They will all be quiet after that. The charts all show the exact same patterns. You are correct sir. They said all the same crash back in 2019, it's just bigger now. And when it all crashes again in 2026 they do it again. Human's gullibility and ignorance is as predictable as the Elliott Wave.

@@nilfux glad there are some sensible people responding. Have you ever seen the bitcoin obituary and how many times bitcoin has died? Its hilarious. The funny thing is these trolls will just move the goal posts when the bull cycle returns.. "well I bet it wont happen again". LOL I hope it goes lower so we can accumulate more. !

There are people who made money on this, if they got out at the proper moment. There are junk stocks that also made people money until they went under. With stocks, you usually can get half your money back in most cases.

Umm unlike the stock market?

My cousin became a millionaire over night due to cryptocurrency and he bough an island! Annnnd then he lost it all overnight. Real crazy.

@@putinscat1208 yeah like a Ponzi scheme

So what do you think about the stock market?

🤣🤣🤣 It comes from the word "encrypted"....

Kryptomanic should be the term given to a person who steals from you digitally. 😆

Yet you depend on crypto every single day, how ironic.

Cryptography my friend.

@@TheGalantir in what way?

Cringe

Even in real life his still defending Gotham City from super villains

@@nkumbusimwawa9837 the GCPD is on the case.

didnt what?

@@FriendxA get rushed

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Yes so courageous to shill his book.

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Crypto is literally a digital Ponzi scheme. Anyone can see that.

@G sophisticated, not knowing they're just pixels?

@@jaaksavat7916 sophisticated bits 😂 jokes on them

It's not actually. It's simple. And it's not a Ponzi scheme. By that logic so is the stock market 🤣

Go learn history

Absolutely! I wish I could close my eyes and wake up to 2025 and bitcoin being maybe 250 to 300K. But I will be patient. All I can say is don't miss the boat. Amazon was once .25 cents and thought to never go anywhere. See you in 2025!

I'm glad you know about the Bitcoin halving after reading so many ignorant bs in here lol

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You didn't have to wait until 2025....

@@contemplating1015 bahahaha yes, but still coming back in 2025 to laugh more!

Ikr

A scholar? LOL

He loves telling people what’s good for them. If he used force to tell them what was good for them then he would be a bureaucrat

This guy is wrong about the largest ponzi scheme in history. That prize goes to European State Pensions

He just mad because he left money in FTX 😂

Funny how he played a scoundrel on the OC. And then a detective on Gotham

@@suzygirl1843 SouthLAnd was a great cop show. Highly recommend.

He means well but he's way off base. Celebrities always want to help, most highly recommend abortion too.

He is a complete moron

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He lost money on FTX 😂 sad Next time Benny do your own research self custody your tokens moron 😅

John Tester, Dem Senator from Montana. He's a great guy, a farmer, and the kind of politician we need more of.

You don't have to be cool or follow trends to be curious. And it's completely fine that you don't wanna give a fvck. But lawmakers dealing with these situations, the people that are supposed to protect regular folks, not even knowing what it is in general? That is some bleak laziness right there.

I'm one of those people, I don't understand it.

@@em0_tion I don't think the people investing in it even understand it, unless of course, they are the top of the scheme, selling the "stuff".

@@ksc743 ... Good Point 👍

I was wondering where I had seen him before. Thank you.

Even better in Southland

@@Leadfoot_P71 3Q

@@user-rk3bf6ke5d 3Q? No 4Q!

He’s actually wrong about the technology. The ledger is based on transparency. If only your banks and government were transparent with your money.

I'm telling you now Roogs, people are going to be cursing people like Ben McKenzie when the Crypto market follows the very same bear to bull cycle that conventional stocks take. Of course there are scams in the Crypto Space. Sometimes it feels like the Wild West to be honest, but if people are careful in what they invest in as well as when they invest, there is a lot of money to be made. I'm not referring to shitcoins here. I am referring to coins and tokens that have real world utility and serve a real world purpose. Those who are doing their research now and are picking up bargains in the bear market may stand to make outlandish profits if they have done their due diligence, scouted out the right high utility projects and have spread their risk like every good investor ought to.

He was right to the point and did a great interview.

Detective Gordon is on the case!

Um... This guy had no idea what he's talking about. I strongly support helping people not to get scammed, but actual legitimate crypto isn't a scam. People who run actual crypto scams are the problem.

Well, he does admit to lying for a living…

@@bumblebootwiddletoes5185 Crypto is selling something that you know has no value. How is it any different from trading worthless securities in 2008? The coins are worthless, massively overvalued, and only make money when more investors buy it.

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I was skeptical at first until i decided to try. Its huge returns are awesome, can't say much

@govern me harder gruberment (Andy peltola) What you are telling people is that you are mentally deficient.

@govern me harder gruberment (Andy peltola) an "asset" that has a finite supply will always be volatile, and a currency can't be volatile. To have a stable currency, it's supply needs to be adjusted to match demand. This is exactly what the FED does. The FED adjusts the supply of $ to meet demand, and this keeps the value of the $ relatively stable over time. There are other issues with crypto, like the fact that it has no intrinsic value, but one of the more obvious reasons it can never be a currency is that its fixed supply will never allow its value to be stable enough for it to be used as a currency.

XRP?

@govern me harder gruberment (Andy peltola) No it won't. The major governments would never allow for their money to become destabilized especially the United States.

I took some classes in economics, so that makes me an expert. 😄

Gordon Ramsay hates crypto

Where he will find it? It is concept based on decentralized network of nodes that can verify transactions... :)

@@neildeep gordon ramsay

Why???

But he never explained crypto so how is it that he is knowledgeable. He is simply like many who don't learn about "crypto" but only take their knowledgebase and simply spew the same stories. If anyone does some research they will see how laughable the interview is. Just can't go into all of it here. Listen to Michael Saylor and at least learn what "crypto" is. And I say in quotes, coz it's really about Bitcoin. Let Michael Saylor inform so that each person can make their own choice. Truly anyone who knows how bitcoin works will see what a fraud the interview was, to be honest. I am sure he meant well, but so did all the people in our past who at the time thought it was a good or a bad idea. Hmmm Internet good or bad? Cars instead of horses? I know how trite, but people...just listen to one interview from a technical view to someone who knows what they are talking about. This guy didn't say anything that anyone in this thread could not have said with no knowledge of crypto. Yeah, that is exactly what he did. He gave his whole interview without any information on what "crypto" does or how it works. It was just a smear campaign with a political spin. C'mon people, I mean really? I wish I had invested in Amazon in 2000 when it was 2 dollars a share. Now the chance to get bitcoin at even 17K. GIFT of 2023.

@@TiggerBrownie - Listen to what Warren Buffet had to say about crypto. Everything he said and predicted is true.

BC will be over 60k by 2025 just cause some crypto is a scam will not change that. Some stocks are scams but people still make money with stocks.

notice the wealthy always have the inside info. then the middle class get in late and they get out early.

Stock market is based on companies doing various things, mining, manufacturing, real estate, transportation etc and one can inform, research companies but they're not pixels, like crypto currency is, pixels, nothing but pixels.

Not exactly. It's not a casino either.

@govern me harder gruberment (Andy peltola) pixels are pixels, they're not a resource, not a product, not a service, nor an asset but pixels, pixels backed up or backed upon an illusion of many, a pyramid scam and that's a fact

The funny thing is crypto is more scarce then fiat currencies. They print money to oblivion, why you think inflation is at a all time high. What a dumb ignorant comment.

Bitcoin is scarce. There is only (and will only ever be) 21 million of them mined. So far, about 19.4 million are mined. You can buy lots of things in lots of places with Bitcoin. There are even bank cards that convert your Bitcoin to cash at the register, when you buy something, for those who are still clinging to fiat.

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crypto can be used as an alternative to move resources around and the banking cartels dont like competition.

Oh,yeah,so trust the banks,right? Including all the ones bailed out by taxes while the bad actors in finance got richer.

@@wisdomandlove1661 And that's why scammers like Sam do what they do??

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wow shocker

Not even Marshmello and the Amazon thingy? 😉

@@Denidrakes69 I actually haven't seen that ad, or zoned out and skipped it.

@@scottmiller8617 they've gone crazy on anything FTX since SBF was arrested.

The celebrities that took millions to promote this scam should be ashamed. Kevin O Leary was paid $15m to promote this stuff and give it credibility. Athletes like Steph Curry and Tom.Brady made their followers believe this was legitimate whilst they were getting paid. These people hurt their fans.

Crypto isnt a scam. NFTs are. but crypto currency certainly isnt

He’s wrong and Madoff was correct when he said that the US government was the biggest Ponzi scheme in history.

Or he could be an actor reading a script someone paid him to read

He's wrong and stupid. The whole problem was centralized banks. None of this would have happened if those people had self custodied as is what crypto is meant to be and frauds like SBF were made more accountable. Crypto banks like FTX and Celcius should have been treated like public washrooms. Get in do your business. Get out. Not your keys not your assets. Get a ledger Wallet. Self Custody. He needs to stick to acting.

He has a Bachelor's in Econ from UVA. I'd say he knows some things for sure.

@@daniel8chang that this is the "field expert" they brought in to testify should tell you they have an agenda to spread a fake narrative.

This isn't get the press i should be getting. I'm only just seeing this. You have a actors leading this, and they are still suppressing it.

Kinda like Reagan

He graduated with a degree in "economics". Like basic research will tell you that

Sounds like someone stopped listening when they heard "actor".

Honestly, many actors have advanced degrees.

@@Dnightartist Smug

"They're"

This person is patently unqualified and uneducated on the matter.

@@julianjacobson10011 Who is qualified, then? Apparently, the "experts" who have been pushing bitcoin and crypto the last couple of years didn't know much more than the average person you see waiting for a bus. Only the person waiting for the bus isn't in danger of being indicted anytime soon.

looking out for the little guy by taking away his chances to learn and become rich.

He's actually looking out for celebrities with real money lol

You're not alone.

There's a bunch of technobabble behind how it works and a lot of grandiose hype but it can essentially be summarized very simply: people making their own fake money. When you wash away all the bullshit and realise that's all it is, it's very obvious that it's neither a revolutionary, world-changing idea, nor even a good one.

Crypto is short for “cryptography”. What’s encrypted behind Bitcoin are chomo pxrn files.

it's not that hard, you probably see the 'clothes of the emperor' for what it is... it's worth as much as people want to pay for it... and when more people want to pay for it, the price goes up, and then when more people want to sell them, the price goes down... it's like the economic principle of supply and demand reduced to it's essence... gold without the weight... platinum without the molecule... a soap bubble, but without soap... an economy, but without the goods and the services... also, there's only 24 millions bitcoins, but nobody stops you from making another 24 million bit2coins, bit3coins, dogecoins, FTT tokens, Tether stable coins... there goes scarcity out of the window...

@@fragglet BOOM! TRUTH!

Now explain Fiat Currency you software engineer wizard.

Why bash cyrpto space I agree plenty of bad actors and ponzis in the space but the fiat overlords are just as wicked and evil.

@@nilfux it’s shared amongst an entire population and agreed upon as a medium of exchange for your labor. This is not difficult to understand, but would we really expect a well thought out question to come from an account with cartoon for their profile picture. If that doesn’t say ‘I didn’t go to college, star on a sports team, or graduate near the top of my class so now I’m both insecure and undeservingly confident and make up for my obvious short comings with blind assertions anonymously online’…

I know people that invested in it and I heard so many success stories but I didn't invest because I didn't understand Crypto. I have a degree in accounting and marketing but I simply had no idea what you were actually investing in and I remembered Warren Buffet saying invest in things you understand like McDonald's and Coke Cola.

@@almac9203 Maybe I'm not as stupid as I thought, lol. If someone with an accounting degree didn't trust it, I sure as heck 'ain't. Yes, I heard there was a giant boom a while ago and people were laughing all the way to the bank - then I heard the bottom dropped out. As I said, I don't have money to gamble like that. I'm sure ones that are very wealthy do.

anything you buy with money is a gamble.

Will do. What is the name of the company?

@govern me harder gruberment (Andy peltola) Bitcoin has steadily been gaining acceptance from the traditional finance and investment world in recent years but Warren Buffett is sticking to his skeptical stance on the cryptocurrency. He said at the Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholders meeting Saturday that it's not a productive asset and it doesn't produce anything tangible. Despite a shift in public perception about bitcoin, Buffett still wouldn't buy it. "Whether it goes up or down in the next year, or five or 10 years, I don't know. But the one thing I'm pretty sure of is that it doesn't produce anything," Buffett said. "It's got a magic to it and people have attached magic to lots of things." That is a direct quote from Buffet this past Sat.

@govern me harder gruberment (Andy peltola) can you please post provenance?

@govern me harder gruberment (Andy peltola) Although Nubank does not allow trading in cryptocurrencies, its investment unit, NuInvest, allows users to invest in crypto exchange traded funds (ETF), according to the company website. In 2018, Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett declared his dislike of bitcoin, calling it "rat poison squared."

@govern me harder gruberment (Andy peltola) Although Nubank does not allow trading in cryptocurrencies, its investment unit, NuInvest, allows users to invest in crypto exchange traded funds (ETF), according to the company website. In 2018, Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett declared his dislike of bitcoin, calling it "rat poison squared."

Did you watch Adam Brody's Bitcoin tv show? He was apparently friends with Ben since they worked on the OC together.

Big government mouthpiece. Nobody wants to hear from you.

Gary Ginsler 😂SEC HEAD also in bed with Sam BANKMAN fried so 😂 yah no

Nice...

Crypto has not gone anywhere at all.

false, the USD is backed by guns, nuclear weapons, and the largest military on the planet currently

@@GreenBeanGreenBean did I specifically mention US currency or just currency in general. What is the russian ruble backed by? The Mexican peso? The English pound? The end of war nazi reichsmark?

Isn't the stability of a society that backs its currency important then? The loss of that faith and trust can be so debilitating to that nation that the sowing of distrust, villainy are tools for any enemy of any particular state. AMIRITE?

@@davidwoo2590 those are all also backed by weapons, by gunpoint..........and by people that will take your a$$ to jail or worse for non-payment.

@@GreenBeanGreenBean how much would you invest in the Russian ruble? Of course you and I have no faith in the value of the near end of war nazi reichmark as a currency. That currency only has a value as a war trophy souvenir.

He does have an economic degree….

Are they not human? It sounds so stupid when people like you act as if these people aren't human or educated. They have the a lot of the same worries and concerns as everyone else. Being an actor is a job just like being a mechanic or engineer.

Perhaps but my experience has been actors are great influencers. Just my opinion and I'm sure there are exceptions.

@@FG-xc5qj Don't think the question is on their humanity, but don't like your demeaning attitude which is far more offense than anything you could imagine I said troll.!

@@l0I0I0I0 I’m far from a troll and I couldn’t care less what you don’t like! I didn’t like your comment as if celebrities aren’t real people with real feelings and actions. You seem to actually be the troll.

Crypto coins are generated by a decentralized immutable code which is far more predictable and stable longterm than a "regulated" federal reserve that just prints out more money when it feels like it

The return comes from the "greater fool theory". Price is only determined by hoping someone will pay more for crypto than what you have paid. There's no share buybacks, dividends, earnings, or acquisitions in crypto like what you do have in stocks. No security either, governments will not help crypto like they do with businesses

That show is so good!

Don't worry SBF will be on it shortly!😅😆🤣😢

It's religion. Intelligent people go to church too. They want to believe, it makes them feel good. Until they start losing money of course.

Mind you, sliced bread is an abomination.

Oh dear ....

You are right but the market is more profiting this days if you are using really a good broker or an expert to help out with trades or provide signals.>>

@Kloopp Martinez Thanks for the recommendation, i just contacted her and we are both having conversations right now. God bless you

Wow you really know expert Sarah ..? I'm a living testimony of expert Sarah , she has been trading for me for months now

He's brought on because he's co-authoring a book on the subject.

I ordered somethings from IKEA. They were being shipped by FedEx. Have not shown up...

My spirit sister! Same here. If I can't touch it or see it physically in my face, your not getting my money.

You don't understand crypto and should have never put a cent into it. The problem is stupid people thinking they could put there money into something without understanding it.

@@iceyjo What's to understand? Its a scam to steal sucker's money.

I invest long-term in Crypto. There is nothing 'get rich quick' about my portfolio. I am viewing my portfolio over a 10 - 25 year life cycle. I think you are referring to "shitcoins" that have no utility behind them. Those are definitely 'get rich quick' scam coins and tokens that solely rely on buy pressure. The first in the door benefit and the last in suffer. I would advise anybody willing to listen to never invest in shitcoins, but so many people don't listen. They end up losing tonnes of money because they don't have the patience for investing. They want it yesterday! The problem however is that word gets around about these horror stories, and people attribute them to the entire Crypto space, which is simply not true. Anyhooo...each to their own