A big shot posted a long analysis of $ARB on Twitter, saying the coin was seriously undervalued and that he’d gone “all in,” with a goal of a 5x return.
The post looked pretty convincing, listing tons of data, reasoning, and catalysts. The fans in the comments were practically worshipping him.
Then someone followed the trail and checked his wallet address—he had just 120 ARB in there, worth less than $100 at current prices.
Going all in with $100? If he loses it, he’ll have to live on instant noodles for half a month.
Now I get it: the people writing these long posts don’t have any skin in the game. People who are actually rich don’t have time to tweet all day.
Have you ever been talked into buying something by one of these long posts?
#Crypto #LongPost
The post looked pretty convincing, listing tons of data, reasoning, and catalysts. The fans in the comments were practically worshipping him.
Then someone followed the trail and checked his wallet address—he had just 120 ARB in there, worth less than $100 at current prices.
Going all in with $100? If he loses it, he’ll have to live on instant noodles for half a month.
Now I get it: the people writing these long posts don’t have any skin in the game. People who are actually rich don’t have time to tweet all day.
Have you ever been talked into buying something by one of these long posts?
#Crypto #LongPost
