Taking investment advice from someone who gets hit in the head for a living was never a sound strategy.
Eagerly awaiting to see if more arrests come down the line for some of the more recent "ICOs"
Eagerly awaiting to see if more arrests come down the line for some of the more recent "ICOs"
These sorts of stories seem to happen often. I don't know if there's a group of predatory finance people out there or if athletes don't want to hear what the responsible ones have to say and they end up with the charlatans.
See, one data point does not necessarily disprove the worth of another. Floyd was promoting a scam in this instance, but that doesn't mean he is completely incapable of uttering the words, "buy an asset that slowly and predictably and sustainably rises faster than inflation."
Floyd Mayweather can barely read. I''m not exaggerating, it's actually kind of sad. But, on the other hand Floyd Mayweather doesn't have to read. He spends his life training and making more money in one night than many of us probably will in 20 years.
That said, I've been following Mayweather closely as a boxer for many years. He's a boxing prodigy, but he's also a genuine imbecile. I wouldn't be surprised if actually doesn't grasp the concept of inflation. Really, no exaggeration.
When confronted, one of his favorite excuses is that "only God can judge me". Class act there.