Short YouTube transcript where two speakers discuss young people making quick money from cryptocurrency pump-and-dump schemes. They argue these gains often don’t translate into transferable skills, and that the manner of earning (how) matters as much as the amount (how much).
There's a lot of people that made a lot of money in crypto. There's a lot of like 19 year old types locked out on a shitcoin, but I don't think they haven't learned any skills from that. Right?
Probably they make all the money from like some pump and dump and they figure out how to take advantage. But then once the pump and dumps are over and the cycle kind of repeats and you don't have any skill and you kind of made your money too quick of something that didn't really have any like entry point. I may be good at like pumping up coins and talking to the right influencers or.
Whatever, but I do believe that how you make money is as important as how much you make.
