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Heilpern loves Bitcoin, hates bullshit… was a China state media journo: Hall of Flame

Layah Heilpern has attracted a big following for her no-bullshit take on Bitcoin. Weirdly, in a former life she worked for China state media.

Author of Undressing Bitcoin: A Revealing Guide to the Worlds Most Revolutionary Asset and host of The Layah Heilpern Show.

Author, podcaster and crypto influencer Layah Heilperns unapologetic and sometimes controversial tweets have amassed her an impressive 606,900 Twitter followers.

She tells Hall of Flame she fearlessly speaks the truth about things and admires others who do likewise. 

Unlike many influencers represented by fancy talent agencies, Heilpern decided to keep it all in the family by hiring her brother Gideon as her manager.

Theres no one I trust more in this world than my brother. I can rely on him 100%, Heilpern says.

Heilpern says she has great parents and isnt shy about letting the world know her mother is more attractive than Madonna. (Although thats no longer as impressive as it once was.)

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Before achieving fame in the world of crypto, she had an interesting stint working as a journalist for Chinese state media, when she briefly became a business and finance correspondent for a China Central Television offshoot in 2019.

I used to work with Chinas Global TV network, so I actually used to be a journalist for the Chinese government, she reveals, adding that working there took micromanagement on an entirely new level:

I did one report on Huawei technology. I had all the Chinese people around me checking what I was saying and what I wasnt saying. So, were instructed to make it a fluff piece rather than an actual good report. 

However, she threw her career in state-sponsored journalism out the window when she fell down the crypto rabbit hole.

Heilpern became obsessed with the subject and even published a book called Undressing Bitcoin: A Revealing Guide to the Worlds Most Revolutionary Asset in 2021 despite admitting she was always terrible at English in school.

As for her career highlight so far? She says nothing has topped interviewing the big wig of the worlds largest crypto exchange. [Hall of Flame interviewed Heilpern prior to the SEC’s recent slew of allegations about CZ and Binance.]

[A career highlight for me is] interviewing CZ at the Binance blockchain event in Dubai where I was the host and MC for the whole conference. CZ is one of the most powerful people in crypto and one of the greatest innovators. Interviewing him on stage was incredible.

It seems that Heilpern made a positive impression on CZ, too, as they often can be seen engaging in banter on Twitter.

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What led to Layah Heilpern’s Twitter fame?

Heilpern has been on Twitter for over a decade and explains there is no shortcut to growing a fanbase other than actually putting in the work.

When you tweet every day, you tend to build a following. I think its also because I speak the truth about certain things. I think people are thirsty for the truth whatever the truth might be.

She explains that the more followers you have, the easier it is to build more followers because you have credibility.

I can gain 50,000 followers in one month, whereas that could take somebody like two years to do. So, it sort of becomes quite rapid growth eventually, she says.

But the fame side of things doesnt really excite Heilpern.

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What can you expect on Heilpern’s Twitter account?

Heilpern doesnt want to sugar-coat it: Her content is not for everyone.

Its very much freedom orientated. Its very much anti-system, Bitcoin-focused, uplifting, and positive, personal responsibility, she explains.

She doesnt feel the need to appeal to everyone either.

I speak very unapologetically; I think there is just a gap in the market for that. So, people just run to you, she says.

Heilpern says that, as her audience grows, she does have to be more cautious about the impact of her words and to be more mindful of her safety.

My words have more weight, so I cant make as many jokes anymore. But I still try not to censor myself too much. I also have to be careful about sharing personal information, which I will be doing less of.

That being said, Heilpern has no problem taking shots at multibillion-dollar corporations.

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What Heilpern enjoys on Twitter

Heilpern enjoys like-minded people on Twitter who speak the truth about things whether that is in crypto or politics she just craves honesty and hates bullshit. 

I like people who call out the bullshit that we see in the system. I dont like people who pander to their audience. I like people who are unapologetic and say things how they are.

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Layah Heilpern’s price predictions

Heilperns Bitcoin price prediction for the remainder of 2023 isnt exactly going to have you jumping out of your seat.

Over the next six months towards the end of 2023, I would say were just going to continue to move sideways. I dont think were going to go any higher than $34,000$35,000, she says.

However, she is optimistic about Bitcoin over what the next 1224 months can bring.

I mean, maybe at the end of 2024, we could potentially reach all-time highs, again around $69,000, but that is not financial advice, she says.

Heilpern says Bitcoin could hit $100,000 in early 2025.

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While Heilpern cant remember if it was Bitcoin or XRP that she bought first, she does admit that she sold the XRP immediately.

I dont really have any predictions for the other [cryptocurrencies]. I just think theyre all very unpredictable shitcoins, she states.

As for Ethereum, Heilpern doesnt see the price dropping anytime soon but has no interest in it.

The price of Ethereum will continue to rise in my opinion, given how much is being built on it. However, I dont like Ethereum, as I think its controlled by the elites and not decentralized.

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Ethereum is ‘woefully undervalued’ but growing more powerful: DeFi Dad, Hall of Flame

DeFi Dad says he’d be shocked if Bitcoin doesn’t hit $500K within 10 years, but he thinks Ethereum is getting more powerful all the time.

DeFi Dad has 152,100 Twitter followers. Hes a DeFi podcaster, head of portfolios at Fourth Revolution Capital and a prolific crypto YouTuber.

Who is this guy anyway?

Travis Blane, who is better known as DeFi Dad to his 152,100 Twitter followers, has been actively making crypto content since 2019.

Hes also the head honcho of marketing and portfolio support at Fourth Revolution Capital, an adviser for several Web3 projects, including Zapper and Push Protocol, and hosts two podcasts, The Edge Podcast and The DeFi Podcast.

Somehow, he still manages to tuck his two kids into bed every night and fight off monsters for them which is completely on brand for Blane.

Blane is a jack of many trades but has defied the old saying and actually mastered some, too.

After completing his studies at the University of Chicago, he started a chemistry Ph.D. program with aspirations of becoming a teacher. He got bored of that idea and started a food delivery business, which he says was a great and horrific experience.

This was before Uber Eats and before the whole food delivery craze started. It was an exciting business.

Im pretty convinced I would be divorced today and probably have no children if I had stayed in food delivery, he jokes.

Seeking new challenges, Blane transitioned to software startups and then unexpectedly found himself selling all sorts of camera equipment in a camera shop.

I definitely have a lot of experience hopping different industries, which is probably why I ended up in crypto at one point in my life.

It was during yet another role as a project manager at an events company in New York, where he was assigned to blockchain events, that Blane discovered his passion for crypto, and he hasnt looked back since.

Who knows? In five years time, we might catch up with Blane only to find out he has become an astronaut.

What led to Twitter fame?

Blane exudes the vibe of a hustler determined to ensure his kids have a full plate every night. 

No doubt its the typical combination of a lot of focus, really hard work, grinding it out and being present across as many different parts of Crypto Twitter at the same time, he explains.

Blanes early DeFi videos began amassing over 10,000 views during the first surge of interest in the topic in the lead-up to DeFi Summer in 2020.

I was very lucky with the timing that I was into DeFi in, like mid-early 2019, and obviously, it took off within a years time. It has exploded and become a mainstream talking point and financial news thats luck. Right place, right time.

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DeFi Dad loves Ethereum and his kids, too. (Supplied)

What to expect from Twitter Content

Blane describes his Twitter content as advice on how to get started and how to upscale yourself in relation to DeFi, and Web3 games, adding:

Im more there to kind of help tell the story of whats being built and why games need Web3 elements because were just not there yet its way too early.

He warmly welcomes memecoin enthusiasts to follow him on Twitter but wants to make one thing clear: He wont be pumping them anytime soon.

Im not someone whos going to trade a memecoin like PEPE. Im more of a long-term investor, but Im super happy for folks making money off it, he says.

Every now and then, you might be lucky enough to catch Blane throwing out a cheeky price prediction.

What do you enjoy on Crypto Twitter?

Blane is an unashamed fanboy of Guy Turner, the founder and face of Coin Bureau, whose ethics he admires.

He has a team that acts with a lot of integrity, at least in my experience, and they are such great storytellers, he says.

Blane admits he is definitely trying to emulate what Guy is doing by being very objective and creating content that is going to onboard as many folks in the space as possible.

There is a really fine line to ensuring that you dont compromise on your ethics and become something of a shill.

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Twitter Beef

Blane proudly states that he holds no grudges against anyone and jokes that his lack of Crypto Twitter beefs is not going to be good for engagement on this article.

However, he doesnt shy away from throwing some shade every now and then. When crypto exchange FTX collapsed, he didnt hold back, taking a dig at Sam Trabucco, co-CEO of Alameda Research, calling him a f*cking terrible trader.

While hes a fan of healthy debates to keep people informed, he tends to avoid confrontation.

I dont like being in conflict with people; Id rather be more of a cheerleader for these different DeFi protocols, he says.

He also tries to rally the troops following negative events, like the collapse of FTX, telling his followers that crypto is so much bigger than FTX.

Predictions?

Despite being a man who steers clear of making price predictions, Blane has confidence that Bitcoins price will skyrocket in the next decade, declaring:

I would be shocked if Bitcoin doesnt go to $500,000, to a million, in the next 10 years.

But as a DeFi Dad, its probably unsurprising that his big love is Ethereum.

To me, Ethereum is just woefully undervalued because of all the economic activity built on it, he says.

He even likens Ethereum to the network effects and moats of Customer Relationship management platforms Salesforce and Marketo.

People use [Salesforce] as a database of all their contacts and all of the deal flow that theyre tracking, believing that it hooks people in by seamlessly integrating with their business operations.

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If you track all of your contacts and all of your sales data in it, thats going to be very difficult to migrate away from and use a different software in the world, Blane says.

He compares this to Ethereum, saying that the more time is invested and resources and data put into Ethereum, the more powerful it becomes over time.

As for Ethers price, Blane states that $10,000 is a conservative [price for Ether] at this point.

It could go to $20,000 to $30,000 easily.

Blane takes pleasure in shooting down those who underestimate the price potential of Ethereum.

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William Clemente III tips Bitcoin will hit six figures toward end of 2024: Hall of Flame

Will Clemente III ditched school to become a crypto analyst and says Bitcoin has a strong chance of hitting six figures toward the end of 2024.

Will Clemente III has 680,200 followers on Twitter thanks to his viral crypto analysis content. He co-founded blockchain research firm Reflexivity Research with Anthony Pomp Pompliano while still a teenager.

Who is this guy anyway?

Will Clemente III is still only 21 years old, but his keen insights into the industry mean hes followed by some of the biggest names in crypto and 680,200 others.

But whats the III thing all about?

Yes, I am a third, he laughs about his family name.

He explains that he dropped out of school in August 2021 while in sophomore year to work in crypto.

Clementes decision has paid off, as the 21-year-old now boasts influential industry figures like MicroStrategy co-founder Michael Saylor, Messari CEO Ryan Selkis and Polygon co-founder Sandeep Nailwal among his large follower count.

A bit like a teenage pop sensation being discovered by Simon Cowell, Clemente was originally discovered by Anthony Pomp Pompliano, the venture capitalist and podcaster who proposed they start a blockchain research firm together, before Clemente was even legally allowed to take a sip of beer.

Pomp said, Why dont we start a research firm? so we launched Reflexivity Research in September 2021, Clemente explains.

Clemente explains that, as he gained an obsession with crypto, he lost a girlfriend but not before she bought Bitcoin herself, in the hope Clemente would pretty much shut up about it. It didnt work.

After learning that Bitcoin is probably the thing you want to own most, I became obsessed, and my girlfriend said you need to find a group of people to ramble on [about it], as she was getting sick of it.

What led to Twitter fame?

Early on, Clemente recognized the importance of grabbing the attention of prominent figures in the crypto industry to get his content out to a wider audience.

I wrote a report on Bitcoins role in the financial system, published it, and tagged all the crypto influencers I knew. Preston Pysh found it, retweeted it, and shouted me out. I owe him credit to go from 300 followers to 3,000 followers, Clemente says.

After Pysh retweeted Clementes report, Pomp stumbled upon it and invited Clemente to be a guest on his podcast The Pomp Podcast which boosted his follower count to 5,000.

From there, it gave me the confidence to go from 5,000 to 10,000, and it just took off after that, he says. I owe Preston and Pomp big time. 

Clemente appears unfazed by the enormous size of his audience online.

600,000 its just numbers on the screen, he declares.

That said, hes even getting recognized on the street these days. 

When you see people recognize you, that is weird. Four people recognized me, while I was on a walk. Thats when it hit me this is actually real.

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What to expect on his Twitter?

Clemente tweets almost every day, sharing a combination of crypto-related news and insights and retweeting trusted content from others.

My Twitter is a combination of Bitcoin and crypto data points, cool data points, different data sources, other research, whether its coming from me or others Im endorsing.

Clemente doesnt consider it beneath him to take the free quizzes on crypto exchanges to earn altcoins for himself, either.

Twitter beefs

Mild beef: Bitcoin maxis

Clemente is a polite young man who actively avoids conflicts.

Despite emphasizing his respect for the perspective of Bitcoin maximalists, he has faced criticism from the community after shifting from talking solely about Bitcoin on Twitter.

I came in as a hardcore Bitcoin maximalist, then I shifted from Bitcoin as the only thing to look at, which is when I started copping it from the Bitcoin maxi community, Clemente states.

But he was prepared for the backlash and decided it was worth it in the long run.

I thought Ill probably take the shit for a month or two, and then itll slowly fizzle out, he says.

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Twitter likes?

Clemente says he treats his Twitter feed like a crucial data source and carefully chooses who he follows.

I follow a little bit of everything, I view my Twitter account as a Bloomberg terminal, he says.

I also follow meme accounts for fun I guess amongst the serious stuff, he says.

Hes a fan of accounts that share on-chain analysis insights, including Dylan LeClair and the lead on-chain analyst for Glassnode, Checkmate.

Predictions?

Clemente isnt one to get easy likes with big price predictions but anticipates that the price of Bitcoin could reach six figures sometime between the fourth quarter of 2024 and the first quarter of 2025.

According to him, the market has bottomed on a multi-year view.

Clemente also believes that the majority of those who are buying Bitcoin at lower prices are in it for the long haul.

People buying down there arent looking to sell at a double, they are looking to hold at a multi-year, he says.

Were going to see major price appreciation over the next two years, he says.

Clemente says its important to consider that countries will begin to take steps towards moving off of dollar system reliance.

If thats true, in my view, it gives a high probability that they may take at least a small position or conduct a small portion of trade in Bitcoin, given its the purest decentralized bearer asset on Earth, Clemente says.

Most market participants base their expectations of Bitcoin adoption on the future outlook of the global macroeconomic landscape, but I think people underestimate the geopolitical significance of Bitcoin.

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Shirtless shitposting and hunting SBF on the meme streets: Gabriel Haines, Hall of Flame

Gabriel Haines can most likely be found screaming about crypto with his shirt off in public or at home. Why is that and who is he?

Name: Gabriel Haines 
Anonymous: No 
Twitter followers: 45,300
Known for: satirical ranting, shiting posting, and comedic content

Who is Gabriel Haines anyway? 

Gabriel Haines is a content creator, podcaster and Crypto Twitter shitposter who has a proclivity for ripping off his shirt in videos and ranting about the market in a goofy and comedic fashion. 

His entertainment value has seen him quickly build up a following of 45,300 not a bad effort considering his online journey only started on YouTube in early 2020, when he was making videos on subjects as diverse as hummus reviews and educational videos on content marketing.

Haines jumped into the crypto space around the end of 2020 after seeking out ways to hedge against inflation in response to the inordinate amount of U.S. dollar printing and stimulus thrown about during the height of the global pandemic. 

Although he started his journey learning about Bitcoin, Haines soon dived into the Ethereum ecosystem and says that his biggest early wins came from hustling on token airdrops.

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How did he get popular on Twitter?

Haines earlier crypto content was mainly focused on longer-form interviews and educational videos on subjects such as decentralized finance (DeFi); however, his popularity grew on Twitter as he ramped up his short-form comedic antics.

One key break, in particular, was a satirical video that he posted as a comment in response to a Nov. 12 tweet from Sam Bankman-Fried announcing that he had filed FTX, FTX US and Alameda Research for voluntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

In the video, which has roughly 961,400 views, 13,800 likes and 1,834 retweets, Haines can be seen in sweatpants and no shirt, holding a sword in his hand and ranting about the alleged sex orgies that went on behind closed doors within SBFs inner circle.

Following on from that, another key moment was undoubtedly when he raised $10,000 from the community via crypto fundraising platform and DAO Juicebox to go search for SBF in the Bahamas during the immediate aftermath of the FTX implosion.

In a community poll of 2,220 participants on Nov. 26, 70% voted in favor of funding the trip, while 11.8% voted No and 18.1% voted Whos Gabriel?

The capital covered flights and accommodation for Haines and his family, and notably, no one expected Haines to do anything but make some funny content out of it all.

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The adventure ultimately culminated with a video of Haines standing out the front of SBFs apartment complex, ranting with his shirt off. This has since been turned into an NFT, which is free to mint for those who donated to the Juicebox campaign. 

What can you expect from him on Twitter? 

Haines brand of shitposting mostly consists of rallying the troops in bearish or bullish situations and screaming with his shirt off at home or in public.

He also likes to make fun of U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler, but he has serious reasons for doing so.

I think that Gary Gensler has been especially egregious in his regulatory practices by not providing any clarity to the regulatees. I think hes been very heavy-handed, malicious and not really trying to help the market. 

Twitter beefs 

I dont have beef with anyone I dont really give a shit, he says before immediately adding, But I did have a Twitter beef with BitBoy Crypto for like a day, going back and forth.

Haines says he doesnt particularly like some things about the BitBoy YouTube channel relating to allegations of paid promotions.

Youve got to be very open and upfront about what is sponsored. You know if youre talking about a token that youre holding, just to make a disclosure, its okay. As long as you mentioned disclosure, then you should be okay as long as youre open and honest, he says.

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Twitter likes and dislikes

I love the community. I love the memes. I think that its the place to be if youre into crypto. Its the place where youre gonna get the most amount of information, and its where most of the people are. If you love crypto, you better be on Crypto Twitter because (if youre not) youre gonna miss out, he says. 

Haines says theres not particularly anything he dislikes about Crypto Twitter or anything hed like to change. 

Looking ahead 

Haines has a simple and direct plan for the future: Continue to make videos. Continue to get better and better and seek out more opportunities and exciting things. Those are my plans.

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Pro-XRP lawyer John Deaton ‘10x more into BTC, 4x more into ETH’: Hall of Flame

He’s best known as the “pro-XRP lawyer,” but John Deaton was actually “10 times more into Bitcoin and four times more into Ethereum.”

From childhood dreams of becoming a rapper to serving in the United States Marines, to now being the pro-XRP lawyer on Crypto Twitter, John Deaton has had an eventful life.

While his dream of becoming a rapper didnt work out, John Deatons 260,000 Twitter following would make many up-and-coming rappers envious.

That was about 10 years before Eminem came out I didnt have that level of school, Deaton says of his music biz dreams.

He has become a legend among the XRP army over the past couple of years, fighting in their corner after the United States Securities and Exchange Commission sued Ripple, alleging it had issued unregistered securities.

Deaton has a strong belief that the innocent holders of XRP deserve a knight in shining armor standing up for them in the same way Ripple has a squad of lawyers fighting for the company. 

I was butting heads with the Ripple lawyers… with what they should be doing to protect individuals, but the Ripple lawyers are protecting Garlinghouse and other executives at Ripple.

Deaton put out a call on Twitter and gathered 76,000 signatures from XRP holders worldwide to let Deaton represent the XRP community in court.

They all joined on a form wanting to be heard in the lawsuit, essentially, saying, Yes, you can speak and advocate for me, he says. 

Seventy-six thousand people, 143 countries; from Afghanistan, Russia, Ukraine, Australia, Zimbabwe, and of the 76,000, 52% are from the United States.

What led to Twitter fame?

Deatons fame grew as he offered an informed legal take on what can often be opaque and confusing legal maneuvering in the court case. It certainly helps that hes usually pretty optimistic about Ripples chances of beating the charges. His follower count has shot up exponentially ever since he was granted permission by U.S. District Court Judge Analisa Torres to write a brief on behalf of XRP holders in March 2021, collecting anywhere between 3,000 to 20,000 each month since then.

Deatons feed about the case helped him break the 250,000-follower milestone on Twitter and its clear from the coverage that he generates hes followed by many crypto journalists, too.

What to expect on his Twitter

A lot of my content is about the war on crypto, Deaton says, while also sprinkling his spicy thoughts on government regulation and throwing shade at the SEC from time to time, too. 

But of course, Deaton is best known for his aggressive support for XRP, to the extent that many people think hes actually representing XRP. Funny thing is, hes more of a Bitcoin and Ethereum guy.

When I started off, a lot of people called me the XRP attorney. The reality is, XRP was a small investment for me; I was 10 times more into Bitcoin and four times more into Ethereum.

Strong beef: SEC

The SEC spat the dummy in a 2021 court filing regarding Deatons mock cross-examination of then-SEC Chairman Jay Clayton in a YouTube video.

Deaton sliced and diced Claytons various interviews about crypto regulations and Ripple, hilariously inserting clips of himself as the interviewer, grilling Clayton with a series of questions. 

The SEC cried to the judge and dobbed on Deaton for teasing Clayton online.

The filing claimed the video made many inflammatory statements, including about supposed drug use, and that Deaton might have to walk over and [profanity] out of Chairman Clayton. 

Avoiding beef: Brad Garlinghouse

Deaton remembered how Ripple boss Brad Garlinghouse tried to alpha-dog him at a crypto conference. Deaton says Garlinghouse has a unique quality, the kind of charisma that made everyone want to be around him and shake his hand. However, Deaton walked right past him and wasnt going to talk to him.

Garlinghouse enthusiastically yelled out, John, Im Brad Garlinghouse and they shook hands.

Garlinghouse cheekily followed up with no pictures and Deaton replied, Hell, Im not even going to talk to you.

Deaton says the last thing he would want floating around the internet is photos of him and Garlinghouse, as he is acting independently for the investors, and people already think that hes working on behalf of Ripple.

Minor beef: Vitalik Buterin

Deaton has taken on Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin over his public comments about XRP.

Buterin was decidedly unimpressed when Ripple tried to drag Ethereum into the securities case and called Bitcoin and Ether the two Chinese-controlled virtual currencies. He tweeted that XRP was a shitcoin and that it had lost their right to protection as a result. 

Deaton stood up for XRP holders in a long thread calling Buterins tweet a shameful and disgusting comment.

I dont care about Ripple, in the same way, I dont care about Vitalik [Buterin], I dont own Ethereum because I like Vitalik, I own it because I like Ethereum.

Deaton signed off the series of tweets directed at Buterin with a little bit of advice for the young man.

Twitter likes

I follow the big names, but I take it as a compliment that [Binance founder] CZ follows me, as well as [Kraken founder] Jesse Powell, Brad Garlinghouse, amongst other big names, Deaton notes.

On several occasions, Deaton has been seen quoting Powells thoughts on XRP.

Given his popularity on Crypto Twitter, Deaton has come to expect some encounters with wacky characters. 

I think Crypto Twitter, you have to get past the crazies, but there are certifiable people on there; it has been major for the whole XRP case.

The future?

Deaton tips that new legislation to clean up digital asset regulation in the U.S. is unlikely to happen soon.

I think the people out there saying that regulation will come from Congress, that isnt going to happen within the next two years, Deaton says. 

And while hes not a price person, he thinks Ripple winning the court case would give it a significant boost.

Do I think it goes to $100 after they win? No. Do I think it goes up significantly from $0.45? Yes. I would see it going to previous all-time highs.

But while he tips a strong future for the major cryptocurrencies, hes not sure about the 10,000 other digital currencies.

The crypto space is in for more pain. In a couple of years from now, there will be some survivors. Bitcoin will survive, Ethereum will survive, XRP will survive, Deaton says, adding that the thousands of tokens that are garbage will probably fail.

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Crypto Wendy on trashing the SEC, sexism, and how underdogs can win: Hall of Flame

Crypto Wendy built an audience by being herself, defending others, trashing jerks and the SEC, and showing underdogs how to win at crypto.

Name: Wendy O 
Anonymous: No 
Twitter followers: 330,000
Known for: crypto commentary, shitposting, trading analysis and community initiatives

Who is Crypto Wendy anyway? 

Wendy is a former healthcare professional turned crypto trader and content creator, or what she describes as a YouTube shock jock. 

While the switch from health to crypto came about due to a number of reasons, one big factor was that the long commutes and working hours were taking her away from spending more time with her number one asset: her daughter.

For seven years, I worked in infectious disease, HIV/AIDS, and I had a three-hour round trip commute four times a week. I was far from my daughter, and I just wanted to be close to her, she says, adding: 

So then I bought some Bitcoin. And I was like, Oh, God, this is cool. Like, I didnt really know, I just saw a number go up. And I was like, awesome. This is cool. This stands for liberty.

Diving into crypto, firstly via Bitcoin in 2017, Wendy taught herself how to trade and discovered that being able to do so round the clock, 24/7, worked perfectly with having a one-year-old daughter, as she could fit everything around her childs schedule.  

Wendy puts all of her audience growth down to being authentic online, advocating for what she believes in and standing up for the underdog. 

I just was myself, and I was authentic online. I hosted meetups, I defended people, I went after jerks [online]. I trashed the SEC and kind of stood up for the people and powered people, and I just grew my audience organically, she says. 

I just was doing it because I wanted to really help the underdogs and help people who grew up poor, like I did, and people that came from really fucked up backgrounds to know that they can join any industry they want and thrive.

In the early days of her online career, a notable portion of her growth came from hosting free crypto-focused meetups. Wendy said that because the big-name events were too expensive for herself and many others, she started hosting her own gatherings to plug that gap.  

I noticed a need for meetups and events that were affordable because all the crypto events back then, you had to pay like $1,000 to go and I grew up super poor. I didnt have $1,000 [to spare]. I hosted over four dozen free meetups in L.A. County, and you know, across the United States, one in Canada, and then I just created the YouTube channel to livestream those events, she said.  

What can you expect from her on Twitter? 

Wendy spends a lot of her time slamming the hawkish behavior of the United States Securities and Exchange Commission and other villains in the crypto space. 

Apart from that, shes most likely supporting other people and initiatives in the industry, offering trading analysis or partaking in some good old-fashioned shitposting (a recurring theme among many popular crypto influencers.) 

Im very blessed and grateful to have a large audience. And all social media platforms. I think were at 815,000 globally on Facebook, Twitter, TikTok, YouTube and Instagram, she says.

Its really awesome because I get to use my platform to support initiatives like the Digital Currency Traders Alliance; weve raised over $50,000 for a nonprofit called the Self Care lab […] So Ive been able to be a really big advocate for things that are important to me, and its just really awesome. 

The Self Care Lab is a boxing gym located in Pomona, California, that caters to underprivileged and at-risk youth.

Being a longtime client of the gym and a strong proponent of using physical fitness to uplift the youth, Wendy tapped into her network in late 2021 to raise the funds to not only move locations but upgrade various worn-down pieces of equipment. 

Twitter Beefs

Unlike other figures in the Twitter Hall of Flame, Wendy isnt keen to discuss or bring attention to her series of spats with other people in the industry. She puts the emphasis on reconciliation rather than recriminations.

Probably some of my favorite beefs are people that have trashed me on the internet  who have then met me in person and have said, you know, Im sorry for being a dick. Ill just leave it at that, as I feel like thats nice.

But shes not without a bit of edge:

Twitter likes & dislikes

I love Twitter because Im able to connect with so many amazing people on a global scale and from all over the United States. And thats dope.

I like to talk to people who came from where I came from, and who have a passion and are passionate about things that I am. So that part is amazing.

On the other hand: A lot of people arent very nice on the internet. Sometimes everybodys got a voice and an opinion and when you work in a male-dominated industry, there is that reality of getting talked to not very nicely; people sexualizing you, people saying shitty things to you, people calling you dumb because I dont come from money. I dont come from traditional finance, I dont come from a tech background, she says. 

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Looking ahead 

I want to keep growing and I want to be able to include as many underdogs as I can, and let everybody know no matter what background or how different you are from somebody else, that you matter, your voice matters and keep advocating for retail, and let them know that Ill be their voice when needed, she says.

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Lark Davis on fighting social media storms, and why he’s an ETH bull: Hall of Flame

Lark Davis says he took some “reputational damage” last year but has learned from it, and he’s looking forward to a bullish future for BTC and ETH.

Lark Davis, a self-described cheeky and sarcastic personality, has been actively involved in the world of cryptocurrency since 2017.

With his bold price forecasts, educational content and witty memes, the popular influencer has amassed an impressive social media following, boasting over 1 million followers on both Twitter and Instagram.

Although, if Davis Twitter and Instagram accounts are like the popular kids at school, his Facebook page is the quiet kid at the back of the classroom, with only 20,000 likes.

Davis was an English teacher before he dived into the crypto world.

He made the courageous decision to leave his job as a teacher in November 2017 during the peak of the bull run.

I really enjoyed teaching its spilled over into my content creation now.

However, when the bull market came to an end, he faced a tough time, trying to make a living during a bear market.

There were definitely moments where I was thinking this is tough, but there was never a moment where I thought I need to go back to my job.

Lark Davis in one of his zillion or so videos
Lark Davis in one of his zillion or so videos. (Twitter)

What led to Twitter fame?

Despite having over 1 million followers on Twitter, Davis didnt have any grand plan to build his audience except just consistently posting over the years.

He tries to avoid just posting all hardcore value content, as he thinks of himself as the fun guy with the memes and stupid opinions.

Davis admits its a mystery which tweets land and which dont an educational post might get 50 likes, while a seemingly frivolous tweet about Dogecoin going to the moon will get 1,000 likes.

What to expect on Twitter?

Davis said his content is a lot of news and fun stuff as well as the occasional chart and educational content from his website, The Wealth Mastery.

Obviously, memes are on there, too you gotta have some fun, all just business and serious stuff [is] not fun for me.

Davis admits hes made mistakes but says that it is unavoidable when you post 2030 times a day to not get plenty of stuff wrong.

He regrets being an affiliate for Celsius and BlockFi, and it didnt look too great after both went bankrupt, which he said was terrible and beyond belief.

What does he like on Twitter?

Davis enjoys having a good feed filled with top crypto content creators, including up and comers because there is a lot you can learn from the new kids on the block, including CyrilXBT and ViktorDefi.

Hes not a fan of sycophants who agree with him no matter what, preferring to be challenged. 

He says the best traders follow people who dont share your point of view.

Dont just build an echo chamber; build a group of people who are going to challenge those assumptions.

Crypto beefs

Despite Daviss large following, he doesnt spend a lot of time fighting on Twitter, as his attitude is talk trash, get blocked.

Premium grade Wagyu beef: ZachXBT and consequently half of Crypto Twitter

Twitter on-chain sleuth ZachXBT accused him of shilling low cap projects to his followers just to dump them shortly after in September 2022. The allegations rippled across Crypto Twitter and still haunt him today. 

Davis strongly refuted the claims but adds that the incident did a lot of reputational damage and was a difficult thing to navigate.

When you tell your side of the story, with allegations that are very sensational, those [allegations] tend to be the leading stories, and yours tend to not get as much traction.

Davis took a powerful lesson away from the whole event in that transparency is key in crypto, and as a result, he started posting weekly disclosures on his online content after reflecting on his business decisions.

If Davis had a dollar for each crazy shirt he wore, hed be even more wealthy
If Davis had a dollar for each crazy shirt he wore, hed be even wealthier. (Twitter)

The future

Davis firmly believes by the end of 20242025, the next cycle peak, Bitcoin will be over $100K, potentially as high as $150K.

As for the remainder of 2023, Davis believes, by Christmas, we are not going to be at all-time highs, saying that a top price of 2023 would be $48K.

$48K would be the bull case; if it goes up beyond that, Im pleasantly surprised and excited.

(Editors note: Magazine chatted with Davis before all the crypto banks fell over.) 

Davis is particularly excited about the layer 2 scene on Ethereum.

A feeling Im getting, where do other blockchains even fit in with all this layer-2 scaling going on?

Davis believes that Ethereum, in the long term, has incredible potential.

He thinks that ETH will follow along with Bitcoin, in tandem, and by the end of 2024, it will have been well above $10,000, adding that he would not be surprised to see that happen.

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Bitcoiner Simon Dixon on bankruptcies and Elon Musk: Hall of Flame

Name: Simon DixonAnonymous: NoTwitter Followers: 109.1KKnown for: Co-founder of Bank To The Future and the dude who wrote the first-ever published book on Bitcoin. Who is this guy anyway? Simon Dixon is a true Bitcoin O.G. He is the author of the first-ever published book on Bitcoin in the world Bank to the Future, which […]

Name: Simon Dixon
Anonymous: No
Twitter Followers: 109.1K
Known for: Co-founder of Bank To The Future and the dude who wrote the first-ever published book on Bitcoin.

Who is this guy anyway?

Simon Dixon is a true Bitcoin O.G. He is the author of the first-ever published book on Bitcoin in the world Bank to the Future, which was released in February 2012, and has splashed over $1 billion in cash investing in over 100 different crypto companies, including Kraken, Ripple Labs and err Celsius.

Dixon stumbled upon Bitcoin when he was deep in debt after his ambitious attempt to start a traditional bank didnt go to plan. I failed at that task, he admits.

Instead of throwing in the towel, Dixon eventually founded BnkToTheFuture, an online investment platform that crowdsources private equity funding, giving smaller-scale investors who can satisfy regulatory requirements in their own countries access to early-stage but risky tech VC-style opportunities, with Celsius, Kraken, Bitfinex and Securitize among them.

In recent times, he has accidentally become the Chapter 11 guy as he seems to have psychic powers in predicting what crypto firm is going to go into Chapter 11 next.

I was telling everyone that Celsius was going to go bankrupt before it went [bankrupt]. I was the one calling out Digital Currency Group as a company thats probably going to go bankrupt. I [predicted] that BlockFi [would] go into Chapter 11.

What led to Twitter fame?

Dixon built his 109,000 following organically and says he has never really invested significant time into providing content for people. But hes been advocating for Bitcoin since 2011, and his followers grew over the years through sharing content on building and protecting your wealth using Bitcoin, and he says Bitcoin personally transformed all his finances in life.

In recent times, he has seen an influx of followers due to his advocacy for victims who have lost their savings in recent crypto exchange bankruptcies, especially those from Celsius.

This one was such a level of fraud that I couldnt keep quiet.

What to expect in his Twitter content

While Dixon continues to provide useful Bitcoin content for the crypto community, recently, hes been advocating for more and more people in these Chapter 11 Bankruptcies.

I started sharing content on how you can optimize these bankruptcy proceedings to make the most for creditors, and that seemed to lead to a lot of people wanting to join me on Twitter Spaces.

Check out the shots fired at FTX through simple arts and craft work on a newspaper article.

He is often seen motivating those who are losing hope of ever getting their funds back from Celsius.

Dixon even managed to get Elon Musk on the infamous Twitter Space when he was covering the FTX crash live as investors were suspending withdrawals.

It was chaos, as Musk had just completed the acquisition of Twitter, too.

Dixon took advantage of the opportunity to ask Musk if there was any place for Bitcoin on Twitter.

He was only meant to be there for 30 minutes. He actually stayed on the space for about an hour.

Oh yeah, and from time to time, he posts about his casual hangs with world leaders.

Here is Dixon pictured hanging out with Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele.

Twitter Likes

Dixon likes to follow people on Twitter who actually have a passion for crypto through the good and bad times, not those just trying to make a buck from shilling shitcoins.

Im interested in people that have remained consistent to Bitcoin when its not cool to be consistent to Bitcoin.

Dixon said that he is a big fan of the old school Andreas Antonopoulos, as he doesnt get as much credit as he deserves today.

He said that Antonopoulos did a lot of the hard work explaining Bitcoin in its early days, when it was very hard to explain to people.

Twitter Beefs

Top Quality Beef: Alex Mashinsky

Despite Dixons high profile, he hasnt had a lot of public feuds.

This isnt surprising considering he is a fairly nice and well-mannered dude.

His one and only public beef is with the former CEO of the now-defunct crypto lending exchange Celsius, Alex Mashinsky.

After the collapse of Celsius, Mashinsky was told by his lawyers that hes not allowed to talk, according to Dixon.

Dixons commentary on the Celsius bankruptcy got on Mashinkys nerves so much that he decided to ignore his lawyers advice and broke his silence in order to blame Dixon for all of this fraud.

Dixon said that Mashinsky created a conspiracy theory that Dixon has all of the creditors money and that he is being paid by Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) to try and take down Celsius.

Dixon encouraged his Twitter followers to casually go and sue Mashinsky, saying it would be a valuable asset to Celsius.

Future outlook

Dixon isnt a fan of the Chapter 11 process, which he believes is scammy and just one ginormous money grab to steal client money.

While Dixon is a huge believer in Bitcoin, he doesnt have any set price predictions. He thinks in terms of four-year cycles around the halvings, and right now, he said were two years into the fourth cycle, which is about surviving quantitative tightening.

He said that this will be a tough one because weve never proven that Bitcoin can survive when dollars arent being printed endlessly.

The last stage will be about surviving central bank digital currencies, which if successful, he believes Bitcoin will have cemented itself as the store of value in the world.

This is going to change the world.

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Tiffany Fong flames Celsius, FTX and NY Post: Hall of Flame

Tiffany Fong stumbled into content creation and independent journalism after getting burned on the Celsius bankruptcy, moving forward she has no idea where this will lead.

Name: Tiffany Fong
Anonymous: No 
Twitter followers: 51.7K 
Known for: Breaking leaked info on Celsius and interviewing Sam Bankman-Fried after the FTX collapse 

Who is Tiffany Fong anyway? 

Tiffany Fong is 28 years old, has a background in marketing, and describes herself as a reluctant crypto content creator who developed a following after $100,000 worth of her crypto assets were locked up by bankrupt crypto lender Celsius. 

Shes posted more than 20 critical videos about the company since June 2022 and has been blocked by Celsius, founder Alex Mashinsky and his wife, Krissy.

I had no plans to be an influencer or citizen journalist or anything. I just personally lost a bunch of money to Celsius Network, and I was just mad and wanted somewhere to vent.

So, I started posting on YouTube and Twitter about it after Celsius went down, and then it kind of snowballed into more, she adds. Fong says she got into crypto back in 2010 as one of her relatives was mining Bitcoin. Scooping up a bunch of BTC and some other assets early on, Fong said she hodled and remained on the periphery of the space until the Celsius disaster.

How did she get popular on Twitter? 

Fong attributes most of the growth of her Twitter following to her reporting on leaks from Celsius insiders and her interactions with FTX founder and former CEO Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) not to mention some good old-fashioned shitposting.

I started getting leaks from Celsius employees. [From that] I think I gained a little bit more newsworthy attention, she says. So, I think that grew my audience a bit bigger. And thats when Sam [Bankman-Fried] started following me.

Her famous follower would become a massive opportunity down the road. Amid the chaos of the FTX bankruptcy, Fong reached out to SBF on multiple occasions and managed to score a series of interviews and private conversations with him, and even visited him twice recently during his house arrest in Palo Alto.

As such, she has drawn a lot of attention from the media, and even U.S. politicians. 

One phone interview, in particular, was also featured in a collaborative YouTube video between Fong and Coffeezilla, which now has 1.8 million views. She copped criticism online from those who questioned her lack of finger-wagging at SBF, especially given Coffeezillas highly critical tone.

I definitely dealt with a lot of pushback when I initially started posting about my conversations with SBF. Like to me, even if I dont believe what the person is saying, Im kind of personally interested in hearing their claims, she said, adding that: 

Even if I think that theyre lying, to me, more information is better because theyll end up hanging themselves with their own words. Like I think SBF has done multiple times.

What you can expect on her Twitter?

When not posting scoops, shes most likely shitposting. Sometimes literally.

There is no better example of this than her Twitter posts concerning her visit to the White House back in December. 

Sharing a photo of her standing next to President Joe Biden via Twitter on Dec. 17, she captioned the photo: I let @Potus [Biden] smell my hair. 

Its a reference to a popular meme about Biden apparently invading womens personal space by whiffing their hair. 

Adding context on how the hell she managed to score an invite to the White House, Fong said that one of her followers worked for the secret service and lined up an invitation for her. 

I made him send me a photo of him holding his government ID with three fingers up like it was a whole thing. But, like, Im not going to turn down a visit to the White House for free Im not an important person. And theres no other way Im gonna be able to go to the White House, she said. 

Yeah, that turned into a huge conspiracy theory on Twitter that Im like a fed thats like working with Biden or something like that. Im not even political whatsoever. 

Twitter beefs 

Mild beef: BitBoy Crypto

Crypto YouTuber Ben Armstrong traveled to the Bahamas in late November to confront SBF.

Knowing Fong had a direct line to SBF, Armstrong DMed her for a connection, but after she ignored him, he started flaming her. He apparently claimed that I was jealous of him being in the Bahamas, and I was like, Why would I be jealous at all that you flew internationally to unsuccessfully attempt to interview SBF? she says.

Medium rare beef: the Daily Mail and the New York Post 


Reporting on Fongs interactions with SBF in December, the Daily Mail and the New York Post both used bikini pics, called her a sexy crypto influencer and suggested that Fong could be dating SBF. She slammed them on Twitter for their slimy clickbait. 

This led to a spat with the Daily Mail journalist who wrote the article and the publication removing her bikini pictures in their article thumbnails. The New York Post did not follow suit. 

Its definitely annoying, she says, pointing out that she got admissions out of SBF about donating to the Republican Party and admissions about the Bahamian withdrawals.

But I feel like all of that is overlooked. And then they pretty much just pulled like old bikini photos to make that the central focus of the fact that I spoke with SBF.

Top quality beef: Krissy Mashinsky

Alex Mashinskys wife, Krissy, has taken aim at Fong, claiming she is part of SBFs inner circle.

Fongs header photo on her Twitter page displays a tweet from Krissy Mashinsky claiming that she hacked into Celsius Zoom calls. 

The two had numerous spats on Twitter (before the blocking), and Fong does not mince her words: Shes done a lot of stuff thats insane. She posts videos of their multi-million-dollar penthouse in Manhattan after theyve ruined the lives of 1000s of people. So, I think shes just absolutely deranged.

Twitter likes and dislikes

Its fun having a community. And I guess its nice to some degree to have a voice that some people are interested in listening to, she says about the positives. 

What do I not like? I mean, things can become inflammatory really quickly and, obviously, taken out of context. And I dont know Twitter can become an echo chamber where everyone just wants to hear the same thing, she said. 

Looking ahead 

Fong says she has no idea where her social media fame will take her. I never had a plan about any of this. I was just posting, initially just upset about Celsius, she says.

And it snowballed into this. So, I feel like Im just taking it day by day and just in whatever direction the wind blows me. So, I dont have a career plan with this. And I didnt plan on becoming an influencer or citizen journalist.

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Crypto Mason’s death threats from maxis: Hall of Flame

Name: Mason Versluis aka Crypto Mason

Anonymous: No

Twitter followers: 146.2K

Known for:  Garnering over 1 million followers on social media before he could legally drink in the United States

Who is this guy anyway?

Mason Versluis may only be 22 years old, but hes already a full-time crypto influencer thanks to his wise old father introducing him to the world of XRP and Ripple before his 17th birthday.

He credits part of his success to hating his first job working in a greenhouse with plants, as it forced him to quickly find something else to do as he wanted out straight away.

This led him to run a music marketing agency at university, which, in turn, led him to drop out after a year to concentrate on the business, as he was making some sweet cash.

I was making more money than my professor on my phone, running a music marketing agency.

How did he get popular on Twitter?

Versluis admits many of his 146,000 followers on Twitter probably came from his TikTok account where he has garnered over 1 million followers.

Versluis decided the key to success early on was to network with other crypto influencers. This led to occasional likes and retweets from people like XRP crypto enthusiast Bearable Bull, which has helped him gain more visibility.

Versluis believes that Twitter is a pretty hard place to grow, saying that people have to like you for your words. Paying people certainly works, though, and in the early days, he would do giveaways with prizes up to $10,000 cash and crypto for those who would like the tweet, retweet and tag three people.

Did he follow through and pay up? He assures us there is proof of every single one under the tweet.

I love giving back. I wouldnt be in this position if these people didnt follow me.

As hes just 22, he feels pressure to be right and correct with what he puts out there on Crypto Twitter.

A lot of people think, How could this guy know anything, do I have to be forty-freaking-three? Why am I unable to have an opinion simply because of my age?

What you can expect on his Twitter

You can expect discussion around any current events in crypto, breaking news, alpha on the main utility coins XRP, HBAR, ETH, QUANT and controversial hot takes on anything and everything, he says.

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Twitter beefs

Mild beef: The Crypto Lark

A beef that has Versluis rattling his head is why Lark Davis aka The Crypto Lark doesnt like him. Versluis said he has never had an interaction with him, but Davis has blocked him.

Medium rare beef: HEX Community

Although Versluis says hes neutral about HEX, he thinks founder Richard Heart has built a pretty controversial project and landed himself in hot water with HEXicans, which he says really irked him.

After putting out some tweets questioning HEX, which Versluis says, Werent even that bad, community members made a music video featuring Versluis face on a gravestone with RIP written on it.

Versluis said, It felt very weird and threatening, which only got worse when Heart shared the video himself.

One thing about HEX people, they are so willing to shill the project to you, even if you hate the project they are still willing to debate the topic.

Top quality beef: Bitcoin maxis

Versluis got into a war with the Bitcoin maxi community after he was quoted in an Insider article saying, Bitcoin was going to be slayed by Ethereum.

Insider blasted the article on social media, which ended with Versluis getting death threats on Facebook, which he says is the only death threats he has ever had on social media. Not that it changed his mind:

It is a standard position that ETH will flip Bitcoin eventually.

Twitter likes

Versluis enjoys the controversial people on Twitter, saying that he is a big fan of The Bearable Bull, Digital Asset Investor, Watcher Guru and Zerohedge. I only use Twitter to research; everything is crypto on my Twitter.

Looking ahead

Versluis is fairly conservative for an influencer on his Bitcoin price prediction for 2023, believing it will reach somewhere around the $40,000$60,000 mark.

Nothing is fully immune to a bear market a big banking change could shoot up the token price.

Versluis also believes there is one more catastrophic event like FTX to happen. What needs to crumble is going to crumble, he says.

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