What’s the most unusual piece of crypto advice you’ve ever received?

Should we continue? Yes, in the long term we'll always win. Its a matter of how much leverage. Remember my wife also has her own account that is not leveraged, except for what we borrow for groceries. So I have the higher leverage playing account. I don't over think it, just keep DCA, extract what you need, send it to your spouse, and boost what you use. It's tough to leverage when it's low, but its probably the smart thing to do, It's easier to leverage when price is up, but it's not the smartest thing to do but the greediest thing todo. Build experience doing this, it might hurt sometimes, and sometimes you'll do well, but you'll learn what is good for you. Sometimes you don't need to boost all the time and just wait for market to come down, then its up to you if you, to feel its if you can actually pull that trigger when the market is actually down.

This is exactly what is wrong with this space. It's people like this shilling this crap and hoping to hook people who don't know any better. Instead of promoting the crypto space as somewhere that can change your life, it's littered with crap like this. This is why nobody trusts it. If this guy took the time to "perfect" his scam, he would of opened a chart and realized Bitcoin and crypto in general is getting absolutely crushed today. But here he is, telling me, the strong bullish momentum and use my trading bot for free but I will give you 10%. It's really sad that I came onto skool to teach people how to be better with crypto and share the message of it is doable to make money off of it and here, even on skool, this stuff is happening. Beware, nowhere is safe

I was told to buy & hold . . . . . . so, I didn’t lost anything . . . . . . but, heard a lot of people did . . . . . . if you did, I’m honestly sorry . . . . . . |even with the crypto disclaimers about losing what you put in| . . . . . . that was truly a huge form a market manipulation!!! PS: . . . do you think people are going to lose faith in crypto? . . . or dump more money back in to make it back? BTW: . . . I bought more at $2.33 . . . . . . I couldn’t any more at a lower price during the crash . . . . . . |this is clearly a cutthroat form of making money| . . .

JPMorgan Chase just announced it will let institutional clients use Bitcoin and Ether as collateral for loans and trading. That’s one of the largest banks in the world recognizing digital assets as legitimate, usable capital. This isn’t hype. It’s infrastructure. What's your next move?