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- Lamar Wilson, Bitcoin Educator and Entrepreneur, visited the show on Black America’s Biggest Radio Show and self-proclaimed “World’s Most Dangerous Morning Show”, The Breakfast Club.
- Larry Wilson has been preaching the black community for some time now. In the conversation, Larry clearly states that Bitcoin is different from others.
- Further into the conversation, just like Bitcoin maximalists he compares the altcoin world to casino, but in a rather lenient way.
Bitcoin Educator and Entrepreneur, Lamar Wilson was the latest guest on self-proclaimed show “World’s Most Dangerous Morning Show”, The Breakfast Club. Lamar Wilson, is a software engineer and one of the founders of the Black Bitcoin Billionaire platform. He also has a degree in finance. It has been quite some time since he has been preaching the black community.
To summarize the 40-minute conversation between the host and Lamar, it is “Bitcoin is different from the rest,” He also shares why he believes so. Cryptocurrencies couldn’t convince DJ Envy. According to him, there is an excess of coins and he doesn’t get what provides them the value.
Lamar, metaphorically compares the altcoins to a house built on Sand while he says Bitcoin has a solid foundation, hence explaining the difference in the value.
On being asked about the crypto regulation, reciting celebrity-fuelled crypto scams and pump and dumps. He then compares casinos and the altcoin ecosystem just like bitcoin maximalists often do. However, Larry has a rather lenient approach.
He explains, he is a freedom maximalist and preaches doing whatever one wants to do. “If you want to go gamble, there’s nobody outside of Las Vegas saying: Don’t go in there! If you want to go gamble do what you want (you might hit, says Envy) Exactly, you might hit.” he adds. However, he further stated that Bitcoin is about accumulation and not hitting.
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Larry Compares Bitcoin To A Piece Of Land In Manhattan
In another interesting comparison, Lamar Wilson compares the purchase of Bitcoin to a piece of land in Manhattan in the 18th century, quoting from Michael Saylor’s book. He then asks the hosts whether they will do it, the hosts respond in a yes. Lamar then explains that he goes beyond that since Manhattan is only located in New York while “bitcoin is globally liquid.” Bitcoin has a market everywhere.
At last, Larry Wilson ends the conversion with the statement that if you own a Bitcoin you take it everywhere.
Steve Anderson is an Australian crypto enthusiast. He is a specialist in management and trading for over 5 years. Steve has worked as a crypto trader, he loves learning about decentralisation, understanding the true potential of the blockchain.
