Never forget 95% of all coins in existence will die and not worth to buy.
Bold claim.
False claim
You're parroting quotes straight out of the venture capitalist handbook.
Seriously, name one coin that's died. Shouldn't be hard. They should be dropping like flies.
To say 95% of crypto will die is the same as saying 95% of Linux distributions will die. Don't hold your breath. That's not how open source tech works.
Even Steem has already "died" by these false standards.
You hurt yourself to blame the difference of thinking and this we call respect.
Have a great day ahead and a beautiful Sunday.
Yours,
Chesatochi
Judging by your blog and comments, you are far too concerned with price action and what traditional finance thinks about blockchain tech.
Blockchain not Bitcoin is not a valid opinion.
Bitcoin is not in it's longest bear market. This opinion is hypocritical. It measures the bear market of 2014 with a different standard than 2018. The bear market ended December 15. That won't change until the price dips below $3200.
ETF doesn't matter. Connecting Bitcoin to the old broken system isn't going to add value to a network based on trust. Quite the opposite.
You can't just deflect by saying, "Agree to disagree, I'm taking the highroad. Praise Jesus."
None of your opinions have been forged by taking information and then applying critical thinking to the facts presented. You're being fed false information and then disseminating it under the "all opinions matter" blanket. They don't.
Money is not important. The money flows automatically once centralized corruption starts getting rooted out. If you are pro-ETF, that means you would readily invite centralized corruption into this space with zero resistance to make a quick buck. Is that the side you want to be on?
In the end, it doesn't really matter what either of us thinks. There is a tidal wave on the horizon, and it's going to crash no matter what words people on the beach shout at it.
The beauty of this world is to accept the difference for a better world in harmony. Every human being thinks differently and this makes the world interesting. :)