2018-11-20 12:58 |
The Lamborghini is an emblem of wealth in the crypto community, the Hodlers are die, hard investors, the act of pumping and dumping a token are traders reactions to the fear of missing out (FOMO), while the meme is a universal tool used to express all forms of emotions at all times in the crypto world. As the bear market stand firm, users are trying to have a laugh as they recount traders who had predicted massive gains for Bitcoin during this time.
So where are the $50,000 Bitcoin predictors? Well, a good half is making it to the covers of memes. Apparently, the cryptocurrency community finds it amusing that cryptoanalysts, both licensed and self proclaimed were quick to rephrase and change their predictions once the bears kicked in, however, top crypto developer and trader Andreas Antonopoulos does not share in this comedic-galore, urging users to spread more compassion seeing that the vast majority of investors have sustained losses, and refrain from making “shitty memes”, he said ;
“Whatever your reason for being in crypto, now is the time for:
– Compassion
– Patience
– Respect
Lots of people have lost lots of money recently and it is not helpful to make empty promises, share shitty memes, or criticize others’ choices. #bekindorshutup”.
But as much as Antonopoulos may have highlighted the need for consideration, it just doesn’t cut it for crypto-users. “The memes will increase if it falls to $0,” said a user, who was cheered on by the crypto community. As the rest of the community had a good laugh, crypto investor Larry Cermak, took it upon himself to highlight the many predictions made by top crypto personnel.
“Kay Van-Petersen – $100,000
John Pfeffer – $75,000
Ari Paul – $60,000
Phillip Nunn – $60,000
Pompalion and Ran NeuNer – $50,000”
While a few of the listed names tried to explain their stance, Cermark concluded with a reminder.
“Friendly reminder that no one knows what will happen next. Don’t trust any price predictions ever”.
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