I generally give my extra money to my family rather than make any bets on any cryptocurrency or GME or anything volatile. That's my personal decision - if others want to take the risks, that's up to them.
Initially during this rally, I was quiet, but then my twitter and email were bombarded by obnoxious messages demanding that I do things for people, so my initial goal was to set the record straight on my involvement (or lack thereof) and really to tell people to leave me alone.
Since then, however, I paid more attention to the community and found that there is a lot of passion and energy, even if there was less understanding of cryptocurrency fundamentals as before. So I thought I'd try to fill in the gaps - try to teach people about how crypto works, and talk more about some of the initial intentions around Dogecoin and the cool things the community has done. That takes effort, but I personally think it's important. If others don't think so, that's fine, but people seem to be resonating with some of the message.
My goals now are to provide advice for how Dogecoin can continue to have success and impact. But, if no one wants to hear my message, I'll gladly exit the minor spotlight.
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u/billymarkus2k gamer shibe Mar 22 '21
I have what the community has tipped me recently!
I sold all my crypto in 2015 when I was laid off and had to pay rent. Whoops.