Yes you heard it here first. Well, unless you happened to have already read this today, then you heard it here second but gawddamit, time to get me some Sslana before the rest of the market catches on. We are so early to this one you can not even find it on CMC.😅

Yes I know it's stupid to devote an entire article on a spelling error but that's not what I'm doing. That error was just the cherry on top of the 💩cake. Solana and Chainlink are the next Bitcoin? Really?

I'm not saying they can't make significant gains after they already reached a rather healthy market cap, Cardano's run two years ago after they were already a rather well known and established crypto should be clear enough evidence on that. But is Cardano the next Bitcoin? That's the thing with claims like these, if Solana pulls a 10X from here on out they will say "told ya so." If it doesn't and the price spirals into a bear trap, they will say "Bitcoin had plenty of crashes as well."

But it wasn't all shilling and playing favorites. At the end of the article  you can read a rather sobering conclusion: "bitcoin's unique position as a "bare asset" makes replicating its success nearly impossible....bitcoin remains in a league of its own, a sentiment that Nelson found particularly resonant, acknowledging the inherent challenge in finding a true equivalent to bitcoin's value and impact....emphasizing both the excitement surrounding emerging technologies and the sobering reminder of bitcoin's unparalleled status."

Uhhhh OK, so.....why not start off with that and end the thing with naming your bags uhhm...I mean naming your picks. I'll tell you why, because last paragraph journalism is like those small letters at the bottom of a contract. They might as well be because the vast majority either just reads the headline and/or first paragraph or dozes off halfway through without ever noticing the rest. I swear if I had a sat for every time I found an article where the last paragraph contradicted the entire thing I'd have a whole Bitcoin.

Being fully aware what (most) people will read when is exactly why they put rather crucial info in places that make you look for it, and push their nonsense straight into your face. Just try it for yourself and see how precise it can be: