by Jeff Berwick, The Dollar Vigilante:

I’ve been involved in bitcoin since 2011 when it was just $3. Many of my friends were in earlier in 2010. At the time, it actually felt like I was late to the party.

We all jumped on board as soon as we learned about cryptocurrency and what was happening, because we knew a censorship-free digital money held the potential to eradicate the tyrannical central-banking monetary system, as well as its crony capitalist monsters like Goldman Sachs.

But, now in 2018, a bunch of Wall Street deadbeats have finally seceded that crypto is unstoppable and are predictably pouncing on it to retain their ill-gotten gains.

The latest newb is Mike Novogratz, or Novo-ratz as I call him, former Goldman Sachs hack who recently took to Twitter to pretend he knows all about what Bitcoin is and should be:

Funny how those so late to crypto either don’t understand or are trying to redefine what its original purpose is.
Go check Satoshi’s whitepaper—where does it say anything about being “digital gold”?

Nowhere! But it states quite clearly that Bitcoin was intended to be peer-to-peer digital cash.

Newcomer Novogratz is either delusional or manipulating public opinion to suit his agenda—after all, he’s on record calling crypto “the largest bubble of our lifetimes” and that he plans to capitalize big time on its downfall:

“Prices are going to get way ahead of where they should be. You can make a whole lot of money on the way up, and we plan on it.”

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