We'll be uncovering how FUD in the crypto world really sucks for us long term holders. 

If 1 person can dump or pump the price of a token with 1 tweet (elon), then why are we supposed to hold? Why can't we just wait until they tweet for us to get in and out of a trade and make a cool 50% ? Most of us have honor here - and we believe in crypto adoption. 

Most people think that crypto adoption is a sham, but how on earth is bitcoin worth 600 billion dollars if it really is a sham? Cryptocurrency adoption is the main aspect behind most tokens entering the billions of dollars in marketcaps. It is simply impossible to become that big without several communities using your token as a main means of exchange. A good example would be the countless blackmarkets that use litecoin - which is why they're valued at 600 million dollars. With a peak marketcap of roughly 2 billion dollars. That's just insane, it's the same as a 2 billion dollar company on the fortune 500. This time, instead of being backed by a good or service, it's backed by a community and a decentralized ecosystem. 

People say that crypto is for those in their basements and there is some truth to that, but what they fail to accept is that the majority of crypto users aren't wall-street degenerates lurking around on wallstreetbets. 

But rather, just a group of adults and teenagers that need a place to store their cash. It's a bit like an investment of sorts, one that is a hedge against inflation - with the usual downsides of volatility and so fourth. 

The real myth in crypto is how the majority of everyone around the world doesn't want to touch it since they don't see it as an actual investment. Most people still see crypto as a joke, believe it or not. Most people DO NOT CARE about the financial world, and that's their mistake - or is it? Most of those people work jobs, 9-5 sort of jobs that pay them monthly salaries. 

I only ask the viewer (you) 1 question, who's really escaping the matrix? The dude looking to make 100$ on that crypto trade that lasts a month, or the guy that fixes your air conditioning that makes 80k$ a year? (6k$/month) Factually, we all know who it is, and we appreciate it, and don't enter crypto because it doesn't seem worthwhile. And the matter of fact is that crypto is not currently worth it. 

It's only worth it if you've got millions of dollars to invest, other than that exact scenario, crypto is a waste of time. 

It's time to get your money up, and not your funny up.

Cheers.