Future potential of crypto

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Currently in my country the highest earners on YouTube are creators around financial content. Most are selling courses related to stock trading. I strongly believe that in next 5-10 years this will be replaced by crypto trading. So if you grow a channel around that from now, you can make good money.
 
Yeah, I agree. I started a crypto channel 3 months ago focused on dev/tech. Right now, I'm pushing tutorials for building your own trading bot/software using python for free. I also discuss future possibilities for the space. So far, I have over 2.1K subsribers and had over 38K views on a reddit post related to it. Looking to gain 100K total subs/followers in 2025. Too ambitious?
 
Yeah and it looks like more governments are looking to adopt crypto in one form or another - they're gonna get their grubby hands into it and it will influence the rest of the market. Still is a great investment whether you're doing content or trading.
 
Crypto will always be a thing for the forseeable future, but the general public has had 15 years to get into bitcoin and the vast majority of the world still hasn't.
 
Crypto will always be a thing for the forseeable future, but the general public has had 15 years to get into bitcoin and the vast majority of the world still hasn't.
FTX and scams have scared off new retail. Confidence has been rebuilding. Eyes are on Michael Saylor right now. I feel that there are too many barriers to entry also, which limits newcomers. I think there will be an Apple of Crypto one day that simplifies the process for the masses which should propel the industry. Also, if US does create a bitcoin reserve, other countries will follow suit.
 
Eyes are on Michael Saylor right now. I feel that there are too many barriers to entry also, which limits newcomers.
Eyes on Saylor? More like eyes on the impending doom of MicroStrategy. Buying billions in Bitcoin with debt is a recipe for disaster. It's like they're trying to recreate "Snowpiercer" in the crypto world – a train to nowhere, fueled by hopium and leverage.
 
Currently in my country the highest earners on YouTube are creators around financial content. Most are selling courses related to stock trading. I strongly believe that in next 5-10 years this will be replaced by crypto trading. So if you grow a channel around that from now, you can make good money.
You can also make good money with crypto if you know what you're doing. Maybe even more money than youtube.
 
nothing new about it, those gurus can monetize their content in multiple ways...crypto is one of the most profitable business models for them
 
I believe the cryptocurrency market has a bright future. I've tested some strategies that worked well, like creating a bot that helped me double, almost triple, my money in less than 24 hours. This year, I want to try new things. I also made a friend in December 2024 who studies blockchain and knows a lot about it.

The world of cryptocurrencies offers great potential. Recently, an adult content creator from my country launched her own cryptocurrency. A guy who invested 2 dollars in it is now worth almost 2 thousand dollars.

THAT'S CRAZY MY FRIEND!
 
Eyes on Saylor? More like eyes on the impending doom of MicroStrategy. Buying billions in Bitcoin with debt is a recipe for disaster. It's like they're trying to recreate "Snowpiercer" in the crypto world – a train to nowhere, fueled by hopium and leverage.
Saylor is essentially betting that Bitcoin's price will far outpace the cost of borrowing over the long term. He's got a huge cult following, so yes cryptocurrency enthusiasts eyes are on him. Of course he could be wrong, but he'll be bankrupt or too dead to care by then.
 
Saylor is essentially betting that Bitcoin's price will far outpace the cost of borrowing over the long term. He's got a huge cult following, so yes cryptocurrency enthusiasts eyes are on him. Of course he could be wrong, but he'll be bankrupt or too dead to care by then.
If Saylor's strategy is so bulletproof, why did MicroStrategy sell Bitcoin during the 2022 crypto winter and why was he removed as CEO? What's going to happen this time around with even more debt?

Investors aren't stupid – the stock price has been tanking for months. Something's definitely not right.
 
If Saylor's strategy is so bulletproof, why did MicroStrategy sell Bitcoin during the 2022 crypto winter and why was he removed as CEO? What's going to happen this time around with even more debt?

Investors aren't stupid – the stock price has been tanking for months. Something's definitely not right.
What, did you see the candles for Nov-Dec 2024? I made over $10K swing trading MSTR the last couple of months. The volatility pretty much matched bitcoin's ups and downs, which made it easy to swing trade. I get what you're saying though. It's lost steam now, and I won't touch it for a while, but it'll likely ramp up again once Bitcoin does. It may not make sense to rational traders, but the market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent.
 
I made over $10K swing trading MSTR the last couple of months.
Damn, bro, $10K swing trading MSTR? You're killing it! Quick question: have you noticed any time lag between BTC pumps and MSTR moves? I'm thinking about scalping MSTR based on the correlation with crypto. I even have an old bot lying around that analyzes volume and price changes of the leading asset and gives signals for the lagging asset. A kind of correlator. Gotta dig it up.
 
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