Record Users, Record Transactions. So Why Is ETH Crashing?

I recommended Ethereum in 2016 at $9

At the time, most people thought I was out of my mind. A blockchain you could build applications on? People laughed at the idea.

Ethereum went on to become one of the greatest investment stories I’ve ever seen.

Readers who followed my crazy idea had a chance to see peak gains of 54,103%. That’s enough to turn $1,000 into over a half-million dollars.

And Ethereum wasn’t some one-off.

Over the past decade, I’ve recommended 27 tokens that went on to rocket 1,000% or more, including peak gains of 36,696% on Binance and 156,753% on Neo.

Every one of those wins came the same way.

You bought something uncomfortable. You held it through gut-wrenching volatility. You trusted the underlying story even when the price was screaming that you were wrong.

That was the price of admission to life-changing gains. That was the deal.

I said it a hundred times. I believed it then. And I still believe it. Mostly.

Because something has been bothering me about Ethereum. And after the last few weeks, I can’t shake it.

The Numbers That Don’t Add Up