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In this video, I discuss how shipcoins (altcoins) continue to lose value against Bitcoin, even after winning court cases and receiving regulatory approval.
You can beat the SEC in a court case--
But it's not going to magically turn your premined crappy scamcoin into the sound money that the world needs and that people want to use to store their savings.
It also turns out that you cannot cargo-cult your way to success in the field of monetary competition. Not even receiving spot ETF approval has been able to save cryptocurrencies like Ethereum.
Money is a winner take all game, and Bitcoin has already won.
The Bitcoin standard is already here-- it's just not evenly distributed.
Not investment advice! Consult a financial advisor.
Richard Heart's scams continue to lose value:
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SEC approves 8 Ethereum ETFs:
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Bankless guys celebrating ETH ETF:
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Even ETH devs are disillusioned:
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Ripple's pyrrhic victory:
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SEC is incompetent and XRP is highly centralized and scammy:
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Fidelity: Understanding Bitcoin and Ethereum Supply:
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