A lot of people keep quote tweeting this saying that I said to pivot to metals.
No where did I say that.
I have warned that we were heading for a blow-off top for metals.
Additionally, since I said to pivot out of alts they have *only* dropped since then.
Then, on Jan. 28th, I warned we were near a local top for metals, and that these altcoin guys were express outrage at me once metals had the drop, and sure enough, they did.
Predicting these guys emotions is infinitely easier than the markets.

Don’t be afraid to pivot.
So many people just keep waiting for “alt season” they end up missing years of gains in other asset classes.
It’s ok to have things besides extremely high risk investments

Benjamin Cowen

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The release of this new regulation marks a historic leap in the attitude of Chinese regulators towards virtual assets, shifting from a "complete ban" to a "combination of restriction and guidance."

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And by the way, ALTs are down 20% against Silver since the post 🤣🤣🤣

So what you're saying is people have taken some of your tweets out of context and/or misinterpreted them and are now blasting you for it?
That seems a bit unfair, doesn't it?