Crypto is in a bull market, which means we should expect to see plenty of incoming FUD (fear, uncertainty, doubt) hitting our news feeds and timelines.
In episode 20 of The Rundown, Shiv and I break it all down, including the following:
What is FUD?
The primary sources of FUD
Where FUD really comes from
Most common types of FUD and how to debunk it
If you’re new to crypto, the goal of this episode is to equip you with everything you need to seek the truth.
P.S: the next time someone tells you that Bitcoin miners are “boiling the ocean” or that crypto is “only used by criminals,” simply share this episode with them :)
We hope you enjoy the episode!
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