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Ben McKenzie explains how COVID-era boredom fueled the rise of crypto among vulnerable young men

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@MariaReay-f1f
@@MariaReay-f1f 4 days ago
I didn&#39;t make a bicycle during COVID-19 !!<br><br>From Tucson AZ and Beyond 💜
@denny3088
@@denny3088 4 days ago
I cant trust in something thats not fungible, something you cant touch. You can have &quot;X&quot; amount of crypto on your screen one day and the next its gone? Nahh, im all set
@MateuszS-b7r
@@MateuszS-b7r 4 days ago
Jak ten wasz covid ? Współpraca na zasadzie „lepszy rydz niż nic „ ❤
@Maddie9185
@@Maddie9185 4 days ago
The fact that finding a job for most young adults has become increasingly difficult and probably more for young man. Right now they are being bombarded with so many scammers selling them some quick money making scheme.
@brandywillis3998
@@brandywillis3998 4 days ago
looking for an easy pay-off, but actually losing their shirts
@gailaltschwager7377
Thank you!
@ru120a
@@ru120a 4 days ago
Give humans the ability to self custody their own money electronically and not the banks who re-loan out our money to make more money off it? <br><br>Why is crypto so hard to understand? It&#39;s soaring in popularity due to people being done with the current system of dollars getting taken from them when governments can&#39;t pay their bills or bail out banks anymore. Get hard assets. Neither of these two understand this. Larry Fink (Black Rock) does now.
@oceantransistor
@@oceantransistor 4 days ago
It&#39;s capitalism. People got desperate.
@MerryWarnell
@@MerryWarnell 4 days ago
Young guys must love throwing their money away !!! 😂😜🚫🍊🤡🍄🤏😉🚫🎪🤡🤡🤡
@joso5554
@@joso5554 4 days ago
So crypto works pretty much like MAGA : it’s a cult, and you’re so desperate to not admit you were fooled that you keep believing their BS whatever facts tell you.
@ianvanede7466
@@ianvanede7466 4 days ago
Loved the Docu “isn’t he the guy from The OC 😂😂”
@SupaSillyMexi
@@SupaSillyMexi 4 days ago
I unfortunately did not get to be bored, I was forced to work despite covid and I had asthma.
@TheIncredibleKangaroo
I did enjoy his book and the audiobook.
@CeeCee-OutHere
@@CeeCee-OutHere 4 days ago
Vulnerable? I have another word for it! 🤨
@elihuthompson626
@@elihuthompson626 4 days ago
My son ever since he was 20 i told him to stay away from need money scams and when Cripto took of I warned him about it is a front loaded scam to get you too invest and then they get out and take the money like stocks do but many stocks are fine as he well knows he is a self made millionaire and a CEO IFO OF A LARGE I T before the age of 30 the COMPANY , VERY INTELLIGENT !
@Handdial
@@Handdial 4 days ago
Looks like Beta Reagan.. pre Ai
@cassynicole7615
@@cassynicole7615 4 days ago
Q: &quot;why is crypto attractive to young men?&quot;<br>A: poor judgement of easily impressionable young men 😢
@ZimuzorOkezie-k7z
@@ZimuzorOkezie-k7z 4 days ago
In the United States, roughly 27% of men report having used or invested in crypto, compared to only 11% of women. The divide grows much wider among Gen Z and millennials. Young men under 30 are roughly three times more likely to hold crypto accounts than women of the same age group. While men lead in traditional stock or mutual fund ownership, the gaps there are far narrower (e.g., roughly 40% vs. 24% in stocks), making crypto uniquely male-dominated.