Alexander LorenzoCoinPicks, CoinPicks · Founder & Chief Investment Officer CoinPicks Capital 👇🏾This strategy made me 8 million dollars

I SOLD ALL MY CRYPTO FOR THIS ONE COIN

11 Aug 2025 · 1 min

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In this monologue, the speaker proposes and demonstrates a novel personal branding strategy: using social tokens or cryptocurrency coins as a modern business card. By distributing a small amount of a personal token (e.g., $10 worth) to people they meet at networking events—especially high‑net‑worth crypto holders—they create a tangible stake in their digital identity. The recipient can watch the token’s price chart, effectively holding a piece of the speaker’s future value. The speaker recounts an encounter with a seven‑figure crypto investor, plans to send him a token, and reflects on how this practice turns abstract digital identity into literal ownership, fostering deeper engagement and potential investment. The overall tone is conversational and experimental, with an enthusiastic belief that people are now "invested in you" in a literal sense.

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So giving away coins is the new business card. You can launch your social media, get tokens, give it away to somebody, and then they can watch your price chart as you grow. It not only gives them, you know, your information, but also it just literally, it's like a part of them now because they hold a piece of you. And I've been doing it. I've been going to networking events, talking to very rich people. I'm actually going to read you a message I got from this guy. He basically said, I just read it, that he can move price charts. So this dude has 7 figures in crypto. Yesterday I ran into him. He's like, oh, I've seen you on social media. What's up? That's crazy. Gave him, or I tried to give him. I'm going to send it to him now. I got his number. I'm going to give him like ten dollars worth of crypto, and if he likes what I'm doing, if he likes the trajectory I'm going, he can invest in it or not invest in it. Doesn't matter. But the point is, is there's just this weird new world that we're living in where you can give somebody a part of not you per se, but a part of your digital value. Before you would give people your digital identity, now you're giving people a piece of value. It's weird. I'm definitely experimenting, but man, they're literally invested in you. Literally. Let's go test it out.