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Sean: We have a question here about ADA Cardano. So what do you like most about ADA (Cardano)?
Sean: I don't know if you have a vlog about that. I haven't checked yet.
Randell: I don't. I'm careful because if I say anything, it's like a recommendation. Right? But personally, I'm very transpired with these things. That's my biggest exposure - Cardano. Out of all of my cryptos, that's number one. Followed by Ethereum and then Bitcoin. People think my number one is going to be Bitcoin. It's like Cardano.
I like Cardano because number one, what's being used now is Ethereum. So ETH, Ether's being used a lot in the systems. And I'm not a tech guy, maybe Sean you can answer that. But there's a lot of flaws with Ethereum also. It's slow, cash fees are high, scalability issues.
And here comes a company like Cardano which was built on things, because it's founded by the co-founder of Ethereum, to begin with, built on and corrected the mistakes and the scalability. So that's one. So I guess it's like an improved version of Ethereum where it's more ecologically friendly and stuff.
Also, the business model has advocacy and is standing for something. So that guy, whatever his name is, really wants African nations to apply this that will bring down corruption, improve poverty, and finance. These things we've been doing, we've been advocating since time immemorial, financial inclusion, but of course, we're limited. I mean how many people have bank accounts?
So now he's finding a way not to bypass but make it more inclusive. And I believe that's going to change the future. If they do what they're saying, it's really going to change. So I'm banking on that and I hope you know I'm right in that scenario. That's why I'm a Cardano fan.
From an investment perspective, with the recent decline of Bitcoin, with the Elon Musk thing, it dropped and I saw Cardano decoupling from the movement of things like Bitcoin. Because when Bitcoin moves, everybody follows.
Cardano's starting to have a life on its own. So people are slowly seeing there's something in this coin. Of course, that's a big debate because you know other guys, I think Marvin and the others really think it's going to be Ethereum because of the NFT scene.
But there are also other people that say, "Oh wait. This is the next-gen. This is where the movement will go application-wise." So finance guide again, put in both. Right? Marvin and I are opposites. He has more ETH than Cardano. I have more Cardano than ETH. So we'll see. But I'm a big fan.
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Sean: We have a question here about ADA Cardano. So what do you like most about ADA (Cardano)?
Sean: I don't know if you have a vlog about that. I haven't checked yet.
Randell: I don't. I'm careful because if I say anything, it's like a recommendation. Right? But personally, I'm very transpired with these things. That's my biggest exposure - Cardano. Out of all of my cryptos, that's number one. Followed by Ethereum and then Bitcoin. People think my number one is going to be Bitcoin. It's like Cardano.
I like Cardano because number one, what's being used now is Ethereum. So ETH, Ether's being used a lot in the systems. And I'm not a tech guy, maybe Sean you can answer that. But there's a lot of flaws with Ethereum also. It's slow, cash fees are high, scalability issues.
And here comes a company like Cardano which was built on things, because it's founded by the co-founder of Ethereum, to begin with, built on and corrected the mistakes and the scalability. So that's one. So I guess it's like an improved version of Ethereum where it's more ecologically friendly and stuff.
Also, the business model has advocacy and is standing for something. So that guy, whatever his name is, really wants African nations to apply this that will bring down corruption, improve poverty, and finance. These things we've been doing, we've been advocating since time immemorial, financial inclusion, but of course, we're limited. I mean how many people have bank accounts?
So now he's finding a way not to bypass but make it more inclusive. And I believe that's going to change the future. If they do what they're saying, it's really going to change. So I'm banking on that and I hope you know I'm right in that scenario. That's why I'm a Cardano fan.
From an investment perspective, with the recent decline of Bitcoin, with the Elon Musk thing, it dropped and I saw Cardano decoupling from the movement of things like Bitcoin. Because when Bitcoin moves, everybody follows.
Cardano's starting to have a life on its own. So people are slowly seeing there's something in this coin. Of course, that's a big debate because you know other guys, I think Marvin and the others really think it's going to be Ethereum because of the NFT scene.
But there are also other people that say, "Oh wait. This is the next-gen. This is where the movement will go application-wise." So finance guide again, put in both. Right? Marvin and I are opposites. He has more ETH than Cardano. I have more Cardano than ETH. So we'll see. But I'm a big fan.
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