Originally posted by @Engelo Rumora:
Originally posted by @Anthony Bertolino:
Originally posted by @Engelo Rumora:
Originally posted by @Anthony Bertolino:
Originally posted by @Engelo Rumora:
I would sit tight on this anything crypto right now.
It will explode (In a bad way)
Just like during the Dotcom bust. There where a few survivors with the likes of Amazon and Ebay.
Wait it out and let's see who the winners of the crypto bust will be
Bitcoin or whoever else.
Just my opinion.
I completely disagree, if you look at the Dotcom Inflation Adjusted Market Cap (8 Trillion) compared to the Crypto Total Market Cap (160 Billion) it's clear to see that it is very early in the race. While things can escalate very quickly (and they do), institutional money has yet to enter the market. I see the market rapidly rising in market cap over the next 12-24 months in which then the average consumer purchases and holds these Crypto-Currencies, then we will potentially be in bubble territory.
It still looks expensive in my opinion and I wouldn't touch it.
If I don't make it in before the crowd, I like to stay away from the crowd lol
Thanks
ps. Did you get the answers you where looking for in the Ohio Cashflow thread?
I personally believe Bitcoin, while still under-valued in the long term, it is due for another pull back. This would go into a deeper discussion regarding an upcoming Technological and Political change that Bitcoin will be going through next month. There are things that are much more under-valued such as Ethereum, Monero and a few others. Those are still far from the average consumers hands, although Bitcoin is quickly approaching.
I reviewed one of the original threads about Ohio Cashflow but had to tune-out due to the constant banter back and fourth between you and (I believe) one of the early investors; it came across very unprofessional. I apologize if this is blunt. The posts were from a few years ago and maybe that was in the early development stages. It still was a bit off-putting.
You seem to be much more sophisticated then I am when it comes to the crypto currency world :)
As for the "banter" between one of our investors and myself.
You commented on our thread 6 days ago but you say the "banter" was a couple of years old.
Seems quite contradicting to me.
I'm super glad that Ohio Cashflow turns down 90% of business and most of that is due to folks like yourself.
My apologies if the above is blunt.
I wish you much success with your real estate and crypto endeavors
hahahaha I didn't mean to offend you Engelo. The post I was referring to can be seen below:
https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/92/topics/185...
While my post was 6 days ago, that doesn't mean I didn't do my due diligence and review previous content! If you (or anyone else) reads through those posts I am sure we can all say it was more of a banter based discussion than a serious look into Ohio Cashflow LLC and what they can offer investors.
You are the front facing executive for your organization, be careful how you represent your brand and how you treat potential customers.
Furthermore, care to expand on why you are bunching me in with "the 90% that Ohio Cashflow turns down"? I look forward to your response.
