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Andreas Antonopoulos, the Greek-British host of the Let’s Talk Bitcoin /i> podcast, has taken to Twitter to advocate kindness in the midst of the worst condition the cryptocurrency market has seen this year.
Antonopoulos, who has a wealth of knowledge and expertise on everything crypto, generally gives his advice away in one of the most objective ways possible – and his advice this time is to “be kind or shut up“:
Whatever your reason for being in crypto, now is the time for:
– Compassion
– Patience
– RespectLot’s of people have lost lots of money recently and it is not helpful to make empty promises, share shitty memes, or criticize others’ choices. #bekindorshutup
— Andreas M. Antonopoulos (@aantonop) November 19, 2018
As it stands, the market is in a bad way and the market’s downward trajectory seems to have no end in sight – owing to this, Antonopoulos offers a sage piece of advice. If compassion and respect were able to slow down the FUD and keep trading calm, then it is exactly what the market needs.
Well, that and a spot of green in the trading, but that will happen when it does.
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