MAJOR CRYPTO WARNING (RUN FAR AWAY!) 🚨

Mason Versluis lists five red flags in crypto influencers: guaranteeing outcomes, refusing to admit mistakes, not holding what they promote, constantly shilling meme coins, and selling paid courses. He claims a four-year track record with Quant, HBAR, Helium, and XRP, and offers a $24.99/month VIP membership with AI-generated personalized courses instead.
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All right, this is going to be a good one. I'm going to give you 5 main things to watch out for with crypto influencers, crypto content creators, or people just giving their opinions on crypto who you have to run far away from. Run, okay? And these go for me too because I make crypto content, and if you catch me on one of these or falling victim to one of these, tell me because we're always trying to improve. So number 1, the first one If the person is guaranteeing anything, they're guaranteeing where the market's going, they're like, it's going up and they're 100% and they're making promises. No one knows where this market's going. It does the most random things. It loves to chew you up and spit you out. When you think you know where it's going, it will just boom, sucker punch and go the other way, right? So anyone who's claiming to know exactly what's going on is lying, bro. There's nobody who is an expert in crypto. It just doesn't exist. There's too many facets. There's like too many moving parts, um, to be an expert at everything. So if they're guaranteeing or making promises, run away. Number 2 is when they cannot admit when they were wrong or are wrong and they keep trying to cover it up. Right? This is a clear difference you can see with me and Megan's content. We're always willing to admit when we were wrong. We're in the same boat as you guys, right? And that's going to lead into the next one actually. But when they can't admit that, you know, I was just wrong, I just didn't know, I said something wrong, like— and this, you'll see this so much, right? People trying to cover it up, or, you know, not us. We will admit when we're wrong. And there's been plenty of times, like, there's been coins we've talked about that have went to zero, right? And we lost all our money it. And that leads into number 3: if the person doesn't actually hold the crypto assets that they talk about. Now, this is a tough one to figure out because they're never going to show you, uh, their personal holdings. And if they do, that's great for them. We don't show our personal holdings because of— we need to retain some kind of privacy. However, we hold every single asset that we talk about. I actually, I actually believe it's very fraudulent to get on the internet and talk about coins that you don't even hold in a positive way, right? Uh, and you know, you get the whole shilling argument, like, oh, he's trying to pump his bags. That's flattering, bro. You think I can move the price of a cryptocurrency, especially like XRP in the top 10? It's flattering. But no, I can't move the XRP price with my video. So yeah, you better hope that the person you're listening to is also heavily invested in the coins they're talking about, or else that would be some weird stuff going on. Number 4 is when they're promoting pure garbage all the time, right? It's rug pull after rug pull after rug pull. Meme coin, meme coin, meme coin, meme coin, meme coin, meme coin. Rug, rug, rug, scam, scam, scam. It's just pure scams, right? Main difference with us here is the track record is there. You can go through 4 years of videos and find that we hit like a 40x on Quant. HBAR at one point was a 15x. Helium was a 50x that we hit. XRP, even in itself, right? We're— we were yapping about XRP 40 cents. Now it's still above $2, I think. Um, so if it's just pure garbage all the time, like Elon coin, and then it's Mars Shiba Inu coin, and just random meme coins— and my stance has changed a lot on meme coins. We actually built an individual meme coin brand called Degen Warzone, where the really degenerate stuff goes, right? Because I don't want to, I don't want to put the really degenerate stuff on here because this is for people that are more interested in long-term crypto and actually learning, not just chucking money into the casino. And the fifth one is if they're selling courses about crypto. Now this is a controversial one, right? Courses. I do not believe in crypto courses anymore. Okay, because of AI, and we're actually introducing, um, AI into our VIP program. So we have a VIP membership, it's $24.99 a month, very cheap, uh, compared to some other people's VIPs, but we give way more, 100x the value. And we're introducing AI and how to generate your own course in 5 seconds. On any topic you want. So please do not ever buy anyone's, anyone's crypto course ever again. You don't have to. You do not have to because for $25 you can figure out how to generate your own course and it's interactive course. So you just say, yo, I want to learn about crypto trading and we give you the tools. So this includes like prompts, right? Right? Like really professionally drawn out AI prompts that you just copy and paste into ChatGPT or your favorite AI, and boom, it's going to walk you through that entire course. And it's personalized, so you can like tell it like, yo, I struggle with this specific, like what does that mean? And boom, it's going through it, and it's like a personalized tutor. Like my job is obsolete from AI, right? Why do you have to learn anything from my videos when you can just type it in? So number 5 is selling crypto courses. Watch out, do not buy them. Do not buy them, you know. And don't— you like, there's barely anything you have to buy, right? With our VIP, the reason I'd say you should or could research buying it if you want is because it's a group of people. That's the inner circle, right? And the payment is the gate. So if someone's willing to pay $25, that means they're more committed, and it's going to be a better, uh, group of people because they're all committed. It's like buying a gym membership, right? Uh, and then getting in the door. Everyone's paying for it, so they can't let it go to waste, and everyone's more motivated in there. Uh, that's all. Shout out to you if you watched until the end. I want you to comment Starbucks, if you're seeing this right now. 6 minutes and 52 seconds in. Wow, round of applause.










