In early July 2019 I posted a second batch of X updates (July 1‑10 UTC) that captured a volatile mix of political commentary, market predictions, technology musings, community critiques and personal observations. The thread includes a stark regulatory warning from @realDonaldTrump, a math‑first view of crypto from @tyler, panic‑level price speculation from @Aztek_btc, a bearish retracement forecast from @DonAlt, as well as reflections on how the internet reshapes commerce and the potential of asynchronous voice chats.
Internet has fundamentally changed commerce. These will last a century to say the least. (Google, Apple)
Definition of a shitcoin $dope. Louzy team (one person), shady pumps. No delivery on product. Only yes men and bots in Telegram. Sends users to bogus exchanges. Gets scammed themselves #Karma
In July 2019 I posted a series of X updates (July 13‑31) covering Bitcoin’s dual perception as a teaching tool and a scam, criticism of the Indian crypto community’s outreach, regulatory chatter about a proposed crypto‑ban bill and the Garg Committee, personal anecdotes about transaction fees and losses, and broader observations on proof‑of‑work, tech adoption curves, and social‑media platform quirks.
Bitcoin was designed to teach people math.
The price to pay for entrepreneurship in India.
.@LinkedIn is such a fucked up place. They "enable" users to send templated messages.
Indian $crypto community is doing a disservice by talking to people randomly on Twitter. These guys are not the authority, nor do they have any understanding of crypto.