Brad Hart (YouTube) describes repeated "crypto winters" (2013, 2017, 2018, 2021, and a current downturn), argues that crypto and blockchain technologies that add trust and reduce friction will endure and become more mainstream, and recommends this is a good time to learn about the space because assets are cheaper—while explicitly stating this is not investment advice.
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Crypto winter has happened three times before. It happened in 2013-2017-2018-2021, and now we're in one again. Well, if something's valuable, if it adds more trust and less friction into a system, it'll probably stick around because it's a better system that helps more people. So as time goes along, I think things like crypto and blockchain and different parts of it will begin to readjust, to become more mainstream, to become more accessible to more people. And now is the time to get interested when everybody's not paying attention to it, because now is the time when everything's cheap. If you went and got in when the hype was happening, you could have paid three to 10 times for the same assets that are on sale right now. So that's my message to you. I'm not saying do or buy anything. This is not investment advice, just being clear. I'm just saying if you're going to get into an industry, it's probably best to do it when not everybody's hyping it up and shooting the prices up through the roof. Again, this is not investment advice. I.