Sergey Baranov
@SBaranov7 • 1,066 subscribers
Author of five books. The latest: ''UNPLUGGED" Psychedelics, Farming and Crypto, the Three Pillars of Freedom
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Ivan on Tech Ivan on Tech 🍳📈💰 Head Trader @ Bullmania shared his losses in Richard Heart sewage system. But Ivan is clearly smarter than me and many other investors who didn’t stop the pain early and allowed their investments to bleed to death. I wish I had only lost $35K, that’s almost ten times less than my actual losses. If Ivan hadn’t sold, his $100K would now be worth around $7,000.
Sergey Baranov41,269 views • 5 months ago
Today on livestream, I directly asked Lark Davis — one of the biggest crypto influencers with 640,000 subscribers — why he never talks about #HEX, #PulseChain, or Richard Heart . His disdain for Richard and the entire PulseChain ecosystem was on full display. After trashing it, he flat-out said he will never mention it again on his channel. In my follow-up comments, I pointed out that mainstream influencers avoid Richard because he refuses to pay them to shill his coins. That comment, of course, was censored and not allowed on screen. This is a clear example of gatekeeping by mainstream influencers, who are steering their followers away from HEX and the PulseChain ecosystem. ⬣ CoreyGeary.pls🏝️ PLS,PLSX & HEX🐬 CryptoCoffee.pls The Crypto Seven Hexo 🇺🇸 Chrispyman @Solid_HEX TamTamHEX Fast Max ⬣ AWildSJ ⬣ Captain RG3 yourfriendSOMMI ❤️💛💚💙 Randy Hilarski Nuclear Herbs Mati Allin SHILL GATES Cairo - Reinvent Ideal Rackham Rishel Richard Heart
Sergey Baranov63,982 views • 1 year ago
Reality check. If you put $100,000 into PulseChain at the sacrifice level, you would now be sitting on roughly $5,000. If you put $100,000 into PulseX, you would have around $4,000 left. If you bought eHEX near the top, you now need nearly a 500x gain just to break even. Now think about the opportunity cost. What if that same money had gone into Bitcoin or Ethereum near their bear-market lows? What if it had been invested in quality technology stocks that went on to deliver 8–10x returns? What if it had been placed into gold or silver near their lows and sold closer to their highs? The losses are enormous no matter how you look at them. That is the price many investors paid for following a fake crypto god whose promises, narratives, and marketing turned out to be far more compelling than the actual results. And the worst part? Some people are still paying that price today. Instead of reassessing the situation and moving on, they continue to watch their capital melt away like an ice cube in the sun, hoping that somehow the next promise, the next narrative, or the next miracle pump will undo years of damage. Hope and fake promises are a bad investment strategy.
Sergey Baranov12,007 views • 3 months ago
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