Topic: What's your opinion on Jack Palmer's thoughts on cryptocurrency? (Read 350 times)
This is just a point of view. If a trader is actively involved in cryptocurrency, he really should pay attention to this information, because his tweets really matter.
August 31, 2021, 06:29:06 AM
I mean, there is some truth to what he said, but correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't there anything new with what he said to anyone with decent knowledge in this space? Most cryptocurrencies being centralized, pump and dumps, manipulation, and other shady stuff and all that. In a mostly anonymous and pseudonymous industry, it's almost guaranteed to have a lot of bad actors.
I believe his tweets tell everyone it’s more than that. He has a deeper point. It’s about this entire “industry”, which he believes has become corrupted, with a kind of corruption which they have in traditional finance, copied within the Bitcoin industry.
August 28, 2021, 09:56:25 AM
If you say what I think about Jack Palmer's thoughts on crypto,? I will definitely give an answer I don't agree with his opinion, I think JP and Elon Musk are millionaires who want to take advantage of the situation, he posts things that can benefit him, sometimes he posts negative things to scare weak hands, so he can buy a lot of bitcoins , other times he posted positive things about bitcoin, to boost the price of bitcoin, then he started selling their bitcoins,, that's their game..
August 28, 2021, 09:45:19 AM
Lost your savings account password? Your fault. Be a victim of a scam? Your fault. Billionaires manipulating the market? They are geniuses. This is a dangerous type of “free for all” cryptocurrency capitalism which is unfortunately designed to facilitate from the start. From Jack's tweet we can conclude, we must not trust anyone, we purely have to have our own thoughts in the crypto world, we are not encouraged to hate people, but we have to learn from each of their posts...
August 25, 2021, 08:37:07 AM
a reasonable argument, but the conclusion of his tweet led to a lot of price manipulation cryptocurrencies supported by crypto influencers. that's what I caught in one of his chirping,
it can be said subtly that he discusses doge subtly whose price has been increased by Elon, here he as the founder of doge also benefits from Elon's tweets
it can be said subtly that he discusses doge subtly whose price has been increased by Elon, here he as the founder of doge also benefits from Elon's tweets
But I disagree that crypto is supposed to replace fiat, it won't happen. Governments around the world are now experimenting with CBCD. But whatever, to each its own.
There is no perfect system.
absolutely right, I agree with what you said about crypto not to replace fiat. for whatever reason it's not very good. because we are still very involved with people living without crypto and of course our job is not to change either. crypto exists in comparison to the value of inflation and thus balance remains the main factor to run the economic order.
what is clear, let's see when Dian discusses on the 21st of this month, so we will know where JP's thoughts are going, and without us realizing the impact of the results of the discussion between JP and Elon Musk has a significant impact on the potential of cryptocurrency
Well, at least it will affect the price increase or vice versa, depending on how the conclusion will be.
Well, at least it will affect the price increase or vice versa, depending on how the conclusion will be.
You can read here: https://mobile.twitter.com/ummjackson (there are only those 10 tweets, nothing to scroll)
Although I preach how good crypto is to people I meet. His thoughts do make sense. What do you think?
Although I preach how good crypto is to people I meet. His thoughts do make sense. What do you think?
Yes, they really do make sense.
To me, it's a feeling like we've now become puppets of those so-called institutions who themselves suck toes of banks in order to get their own money, and we were thinking that we've become our own bank holding crypto. I mean, after reading his thoughts and getting very, very much depressed as to what crypto has done to the ones who bought in with their entire life-savings and some even sold their houses to go all in on crypto (it's those guys' choice to sell their coins but still, if nobody would sell, how can someone buy?), if they bought at the top (an altcoin) and it's now less than 30% of its entire value, what would be their condition ATM? I mean, I don't say that stocks and other things doesn't have these things, but then, why the hell are we crying for regulations? So to get into the hands of those centralized powers completely and I guess we are already, as they've taken over everything and even if they drop crypto to its ground after taking their profits, they won't lose anything as that's their agenda.
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I mean it's not they are bad, it's just that the system works that way and they know that they can make money out of it, I personally don't mind them shorting companies because they are basically in a dog eat dog situation, it's not like these companies that they short are not as evil as others right? I mean look at Tesla, they employ child labor to mine their cobalts in Africa and they get shorted too.Not to mention that these bad actors is just an inkling compared to stock market where they even have companies dedicated to shorting companies and making the shorted companies on their heels because that's how they make the money.
I mean it's not they are bad, it's just that the system works that way and they know that they can make money out of it, I personally don't mind them shorting companies because they are basically in a dog eat dog situation, it's not like these companies that they short are not as evil as others right? I mean look at Tesla, they employ child labor to mine their cobalts in Africa and they get shorted too. 
Honestly I met or see many people like him but what I know is usually they don't get anything from their criticism, usually they don't become richer. I think he don't understand the advantage of bitcoin. Beside of this technology can prevent audit, taxation, and regulations but for me it's not that important. I think the things that more important than that is the freedom from inflation and control. In my opinion sometimes being controlled by governments is good but sometimes government make a regulations which make the citizens suffer financial loss. Anyway cryptocurrency is just alternative currency which is it is just an option.
Lol, you really think this is what has happened? Please tell me you are just making a joke based on how everyone blames Elon for everything that is happening right now...
It is upto you how you see it. 
Just a statement that crossed my mind, no proof to back it and none will be seen in future either to prove or disprove my theory. I do expect the statement I made before that to be more correct.I don't agree that crypto or Bitcoin is a good tool to avoid taxation or auditing, it's all public record and exchanges easily cooperate with governments.
If someone tries to evade taxation and use crypto as a means to do it, they will be caught, maybe not today, not tomorrow but some day for sure. Also dont think that one can remain completely anonymous, they will be traced no matter how much off the grid they try to keep themselves, even painfully.Point is that, the statements made by Jack has been fueled by rage and rage makes people splutter things that are not having proof and neither having a logical backing but trying to piece together what they seem as correct and what fits their narrative for their hate.
You must naturally feel bitter regret when your creation which is intended to be a joke suddenly becomes something of questionable importance. When you create something you don't take seriously and expect others to treat it the same way as you do, and yet for some weird reasons it suddenly gains so much value, you'd probably also question why things are happening that way. It must be disappointing. What's worse is that you've got nothing to do with it anymore. You've already left it. And you're now seriously watching your own joke from the sidelines becoming a billion-dollar creation.
Jackson Palmer got a point here especially when talking about "price manipulation" by the whales, I believe in it. I once read an article about the Bitcoin cartels way back around 2017-2018.
"For these reasons, I simply no longer go out of my way to engage in public discussion regarding cryptocurrency. It doesn't align with my politics or belief system, and I don't have the energy to try and discuss that with those unwilling to engage in a grounded conversation." - https://twitter.com/ummjackson/status/1415353991966248963
Jackson Palmer is just expressing his thoughts on cryptocurrency, as we all know Jackson Palmer is co-founder of Dogecoin, he has indeed had lots of experience before, OG of crypto. He got reasons why he is not active anymore in the cryptocurrency world.
Maybe Jackson Palmer's thoughts may change in the future, we don't know, it's very early to decide as cryptocurrency is still early too.
"For these reasons, I simply no longer go out of my way to engage in public discussion regarding cryptocurrency. It doesn't align with my politics or belief system, and I don't have the energy to try and discuss that with those unwilling to engage in a grounded conversation." - https://twitter.com/ummjackson/status/1415353991966248963
Jackson Palmer is just expressing his thoughts on cryptocurrency, as we all know Jackson Palmer is co-founder of Dogecoin, he has indeed had lots of experience before, OG of crypto. He got reasons why he is not active anymore in the cryptocurrency world.
Maybe Jackson Palmer's thoughts may change in the future, we don't know, it's very early to decide as cryptocurrency is still early too.
There is some sense to be found on his statements, given that the space is, until now, plagued with a lot of people with obviously bad intentions that will only benefit themselves. Being a co-creator of Dogecoin, which is supposed to be a coin that is subtly mocking cryptocurrencies, I do get where he's coming from, though some of his remarks clearly is coming from what he believes in and no pure logical reason to back it up. I guess you can't really shake off the beliefs of a man who created something that is supposed to mock the majority, yet ended up creating something that the people will love and make money from.
A lot of what he said applies to altcoins and at the same time doesn't apply to Bitcoin. Bitcoin is not a scam or a for-profit project, it's not being marketed by anyone at all and it's not controlled by a small group of people. That why talking about cryptocurrency in general is often pointless, because there's way too many differences between Bitcoin and altcoins, even though technologically they are pretty close.
I don't agree that crypto or Bitcoin is a good tool to avoid taxation or auditing, it's all public record and exchanges easily cooperate with governments.
I don't agree that crypto or Bitcoin is a good tool to avoid taxation or auditing, it's all public record and exchanges easily cooperate with governments.
Does it matter what he thinks about crypto currencies? He co-created dogecoin. Things probably didn't go his way and now he hates all crypto currencies. I mean, you can see all the hate he has based on his "opinions". It kind of feels like he is just looking for some attention right now. Nothing else. It shows how delusional he is when he said crypto currencies are scam that are controlled by "cartels". LOL!
Is it possible that Elon has paid Jack to sat this, so that people dump their bags and Musk gets a discount to fill his bags again? It would be interesting to see how these celebs follow up their posts in order to prove or disprove my statement.
Lol, you really think this is what has happened? Please tell me you are just making a joke based on how everyone blames Elon for everything that is happening right now... There is another view to this : Is it possible that Elon has paid Jack to sat this, so that people dump their bags and Musk gets a discount to fill his bags again? It would be interesting to see how these celebs follow up their posts in order to prove or disprove my statement.
First my thoughts were of such kind like you wrote - that everything you see in the Internet resources you should not believe at once. We all know that lots of in our world is bought and sold, and every statement, positive or negative may play concrete role for someone.
And according to the thoughts of Jack Palmer in his tweets about crypto, it is his opinion and that's all. Of course there are some true moments in them, but mostly we should make our own conclusions. Comparing cryptocurrency and other things, we can find even more negative things outside crypto, and more manipulations and fraud. So in my opinion cryptocurrency is not the worst for our personal needs among other things, but just on the contrary.
Have heard those tweets he made years ago when the market was very bearish. I guess it's again the time that we're going to read and hear the same thing as these people are starting to come back based on the actual market that we've got.
They're also watching the markets and tweets according to what they see and it's normal when we see people having those thoughts that are real and it's their opinion. He knew what the market is and he made Dogecoin. I think I saw someone say the same negative thing about the market when he has left bitcoin, the young millionaire that became trending on 2017.
They're also watching the markets and tweets according to what they see and it's normal when we see people having those thoughts that are real and it's their opinion. He knew what the market is and he made Dogecoin. I think I saw someone say the same negative thing about the market when he has left bitcoin, the young millionaire that became trending on 2017.
Not to mention that these bad actors is just an inkling compared to stock market where they even have companies dedicated to shorting companies and making the shorted companies on their heels because that's how they make the money.
Yea, the morals and ethics of shorting a company or any asset in general can definitely be debatable, but it's totally legal (fortunately or unfortunately). George Soros' shorting of the British pound and Melvin Capital's shorting of Gamestop are perfect examples of shorts that are very questionable in a moral/ethical standpoint .
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