If anybody should panic about the bitcoin price, it should be me. As a professional market analyst whose work is frequently featured on the Nasdaq, I have staked my reputation on bitcoin and the rise of the cryptocurrency markets.
Check out my latest article that was featured on Nasdaq.com, here!
Before bitcoin and altcoin assets rise, I'm there to guide anybody listening to the information and proper context of the blockchain. When bitcoin and the rest of the cryptocurrency markets inevitably correct, I'm there to assuage FUD, or fear, uncertainty, and doubt.
If I genuinely believed that bitcoin was going to collapse entirely, I wouldn't go all-in. Losing money is one thing. But my professional reputation and integrity is more important. I am confident that the blockchain holds the keys to financial success and independence.
Unlike the charlatans that you may find on internet blogs, YouTube, and even Steemit (you know who I'm talking about!), I have serious provenance and credentials. Over 600 articles that can be readily searched on Google will attest to this.
That means, I can't run from my published words, even if I wanted to.
So to those of you who are not in the public sphere, I say this: don't panic on bitcoin! If the cryptocurrency and altcoin markets collapse, we all lose out. However, I would lose the most.
For starters, I would face daily criticisms and mockery. It would probably take years before the majority of investors would let me live it down. Even then, I would constantly be reminded of my folly thanks to the power of Google.
I might also face difficulty finding work in my field. You see, the blockchain represents an existential risk to Wall Street. Bitcoin, and most cryptocurrencies -- aside from the banker-friendly Ripple -- aren't owned by anybody. Thus, you can't snake free profits just for the luxury of existing.
Wall Street knows who I am, so it's all or nothing!
Bankers and the elitist financiers have a long memory. They're not going to welcome me back with open arms after I have worked so hard for the blockchain and decentralization.
But in the end, I had a choice: go with the future, or stay with "proven, safe" path.