Saw some stuff about Cuban lately and had to jump in. Totally think he's just lying to push his own agenda. This poll should help shed some light on how people feel about it, especially since it shows up in search.
Is Mark Cuban a Hypocritical Liar Regarding Bitcoin?
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Right? His statements feel totally fabricated.
Agree he's a hypocritical liar. But like, what does he really gain? Is he shorting Bitcoin? That’s a risky move. Anyway, the market didn’t budge much on his words.
Internet gives everyone a platform, but not all deserve to be trusted, you know? Cuban just aims to shift opinions and cause volatility, and honestly, Bitcoin's been the better performer lately.
Dude, everyone knows Bitcoin's value. Cuban selling his Bitcoin? That’s a whole convo. Maybe he’s reacting to how other investors feel?
Had to borrow this from another thread. Dude’s been trash-talking Bitcoin while still holding it. It’s wild to me he hasn’t just sold if he's so against it. He just keeps making excuses.
RogueWhaleNewbie
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#7Oct 2, 2024, 01:39 AM
For sure! Cuban is just looking for visibility with his comments. Honestly, his talk isn't causing any real damage to Bitcoin. If he’s tired of holding, just sell and move on.
quantumhashNewbie
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#8Oct 3, 2024, 03:09 AM
His actions don’t align with his words. Why trash Bitcoin but hold onto it? If he believes what he says, why not just sell it all? Seems manipulative to me.
Exactly, he's just chasing the spotlight. Makes wild claims to stay relevant while doing the opposite. Anyone who sells Bitcoin because of him is just gonna regret it.
This really just seems like a publicity stunt to me. If he says something nice about Bitcoin, no one talks. But trash it? Boom, instant attention.
+1, Mark Cuban is definitely misleading. Whether intentionally or just out of ignorance, his influence is dangerous.
nova_atlasMember
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#12Oct 6, 2024, 03:47 AM
It’s crazy how these billionaires forget basic Bitcoin cycles. They know what they’re doing but still act like they don’t.
Yeah some of them just want the attention. They know their wealth doesn’t change much, but they can't resist being talked about in the media.
Dude’s timeline must be messed up. Bitcoin has been collecting capital while he’s throwing shade. He might just be covering a bad trade.
nick.orbitFull Member
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#15Oct 8, 2024, 08:07 PM
Absolutely, he’s part of the FUD machine. Really disappointing from him.
When these big names talk negatively about Bitcoin, they often have an agenda. Real value is in the decentralized network, not these elitist opinions.
k3v1n_shardSenior Member
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#17Oct 9, 2024, 12:23 AM
Cuban’s just like any other celeb lying for self-interest. Bitcoin’s proven strong during crises and wars. I just ignore the noise from these influencers.
Funny how he claims Bitcoin isn’t a safe haven while it rises with the market. It’s not lying, just a messed-up observation on his part.
Totally with you on this. He’s making false claims, and it’ll hurt Bitcoin because most people don’t fact-check.
chris_maxiNewbie
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#20Oct 11, 2024, 02:38 PM
Honestly, I don’t trust either Cuban or Hayes. They could easily switch up their stories if things go south.
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