Well, I guess I've seen enough. Some people can start but just can't finish. I stuck with you since the "ICO" and watched so many missed marketing opportunties! You also let your ego get the best of you (leaving Twitter). You had so much promise and could have created a springboard off the back of BTC recovery but you obviously are too scared of success. This is a case study in, fear to perform. I have 2 of the Top 5 wallets and never sold 1 coin - I kept my word as an investor - what happened to you Mr. M?

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The result is negative and it is because he never knows crypto trading and sees LINK doesn't have that potential but a dumping project. It is so sad that someone had lost their money for such stupidity and make an investment without knowledge is highly getting risk and probably it end up nothing.

I don't see that Dave deserves these losses, He's in business and surely he has at least a few knowledge in terms of investment but what it gets wrong is that he never knows more about LINK and bought it. But I don't believe that he loses it all, not really acceptable and can be faked. It for sure, Dave saves some only he doesn't want to tell what it brought him that sad ends.

So you are saying that the people who invite others in cryptocurrencies and if the new comers fail to make money or looses money then they blame the one who invited them to cryptocurrencies?? I have invited a lot of my friends and many of them have also lost some money by their poor investments and none of them blamed me for their losses, at least not publically and most of them thanked me for telling them about this new investment world. I guess this is not the time to call others and ask them to invest, but you should make a habbit of telling the interested people about cryptocurrencies.

It has been time to call people into crypto world for over 10 years now, it has been always time to call people into crypto, why haven't you so far? There is really no way that people wouldn't like bitcoin or any other crypto if you called them early on and would still ask for it if there was earlier possibility.

Like let's say you called someone into crypto 5 years ago, they would wish to be here even earlier, I have been around for 7-8 years and I still wish I was around for over that amount, I didn't know the times when it was under 30 dollars or so, I wish I was around back in those days, like the days when you can mine crypto from your own computer and would mine a decent amount. In any case these defi things are the least things you could ask for, crpto itself has always been awesome.

Came here to to say exactly this. The number that OP is referring to in his article is just the new jobless claims. The actual number of unemployed people is more like 30 million (Source from 24.07.: https://www.forbes.com/sites/sarahhansen/2020/07/24/30-million-are-unemployed-and-more-pain-is-on-the-way-here-are-8-numbers-that-sum-up-the-destruction-in-the-us-labor-market/).

Imho it makes more sense to look at the unemployment rate rather than total numbers. And the unemployment rate peaked in April at 14.7 % and is since then declining slowly but steadily (https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/unemployment-rate). It will be interesting to see the number for August.

You should always invite people to the crypto world, tell them about this world, and tell them only about reliable projects.

Democrats would blame Trump for anything from the vanishing of honeybees to global warming--that's the game.  Dems blame republicans for everything and vice versa.  Doesn't make any of it true, which is the maddening part of the blame game.

Trump isn't responsible for the monkey wrench that COVID-19 threw into the economic works.  The economy was doing just fine at the beginning of this year as far as I know, and people are starting to return to work as businesses reopen, at least in the little patch of the US that I can see with my own eyes.

And yeah, unemployment is still high because people are used to collecting unemployment benefits, but some of them may have jobs to return to once the COVID restrictions are lifted.  I think the jobs numbers reflect a temporary situation that has some light at the end of the tunnel, which is quite different than, say, 2008-2013.  I wouldn't say don't worry about it, but I'm pretty confident things are going to keep improving this year and beyond.

that is not advisable. Crypto is not a good and legitimate marketplace for people to participate. There were a lot of traders and investors who lost money in this market due to fraud and the non-stop manipulation of the whales. That is why governments are discouraging people from participating in the crypto market. We are not sponsored by anyone, so it's easy to be deceived. Besides, the bigger problem that will happen is that money laundering will be easier than ever. This will create a big hole for the criminals, it's very dangerous.

Investing is too risky in a volatile market of cryptocurrency. Sharing about crypto to others is good but call them to invest is not a good idea because there is a possibility that they can lose their investment if they are new and don't have enough knowledge about cryptocurrency.