I don't know who this Jordi Visser hopium salesman is and what he sells, and I don't have the time to correct him because I'd have to rewrite his very long article. Admittedly, I only read like 60-70%. If you want some information that's closer to the truth, maybe check some of what I've written. I'll have to commit an Ad Hominem here because I don't really care to rewrite his article. So who is Jordi Visser? Current Position: President and Chief Investment Officer at Weiss Multi-Strategy Advisers. - The firm faced bankruptcy due to high spending and poor performance management. - A significant creditor accused the firm of mismanagement and improper financial practices. - Legal disputes are ongoing regarding bonuses paid out before the bankruptcy. But oh wait, there's more. He is the architect and portfolio manager for the Weiss Alternative Multi-Strategy Fund (Ticker: WEISX). Maybe I should invest in his fund, let's see how he's doing. image Damn bro, -15.71% since January of 2019. That's impressive. I don't know how that's even possible but maybe I should start following his research just to fade him.

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Whilst you’re absolutely correct to look at who the author is, and their track record, thank you for sharing The message from the story told, in some ways, as a opinion piece, means it simply has to be judged on face value And the key point is how high risk capital behaves, long-term, when it’s seen good gains, plus de-risking, plus a liquidity opportunity This fundamental insight is helpful, through the analogy of an IPO, at least that’s what I felt Now of course, one of the key things with Bitcoin is it’s always liquid, but what he highlights is the newfound depth of liquidity, which I liked as an insight