Mason pushes back on criticism that he should have told people to sell XRP at $2.50, saying he never gives buy or sell recommendations. He shares his research and personal moves, but each person is responsible for their own money. He's an internet enthusiast with seven years in crypto, not a financial advisor.
Bro says to never sell your crypto. You should have told people to sell at $2.50 for XRP. Dude, get it through your thick skull already, bro. I don't tell people what to buy and when to sell and when to buy. I tell you what I'm doing, what I'm researching, what I think is interesting that I'm looking at. That's all I do. I am a guy on the internet who loves crypto. That's it. It just ends there, right? It's crazy that people think that I'm responsible for your financial decisions. You, as a grown-ass adult, are responsible for your financial decisions. It ends there. I'm just a dude giving random-ass opinions on the internet. Why would you trust me? Who cares? I'm 7 years in crypto and I simply love talking about this.
