Michael Saylor The Dark TRUTH about Ethereum | Goldman Sachs Ethereum Price Prediction *NEW* (2021)

Michael Saylor gives another 2021 Ethereum price prediction update and opinion on: Ethereum, ETH and Ethereum 2.0. In this video, Michael Saylor in an interview explains his Ethereum valuation and if he holds ETH, what his thoughts are on other cryptocurrency coins is and what he thinks of the future of Ethereum.

Michael Saylor of Microstrategy in January 2021: 'Ethereum is a unicorn' - has he changed his mind on the king of all smart-contracts?

Michael Saylor Updated Ethereum price prediction.

Michael J. Saylor is an American entrepreneur and business executive, who co-founded and leads MicroStrategy, a company that provides business intelligence, mobile software, and cloud-based services.

He doesn’t do it often but infamous legendary investor Michael Saylor has once again spoken and given his updated opinion on Ethereum. We’ve covered every opinion Michael Saylor has given on Ethereum over the last few months and he is slowly becoming more and more bullish on the second biggest crypto asset.

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[jennyclara]

Just sold my car to invest in Crypto, this market dip is a clear sign for new investors to come in🤔🤔

[lukareli]

He´s all in BTC, if I were him I´ll be trash talking ETH too.

[akoliytv]

Sailor talking nonsense here. Maybe he is heavily invested in these other projects now he’s playing down ETH everybody knows what a monster ETH is

[shayneduncan]

Saylor is great when he talks about bitcoin but as soon as he starts to say anything about alt coins he reveals his bitcoin bias and lack of knowledge on alts.

[jmueller]

I don’t understand how proof of stake will be more centralized over time than proof of work. The obvious pattern with miners is that they are consolidating, and the largest miners are eating up total market share. That means proof of work will inherently continue to become MORE centralized over time. Whereas Proof of stake relies more on the distribution of staked coins, which comes from a TON of different people, into many different staking nodes. It is easier to stake your ETH2 coins than setup a profitable mining network, this because the barrier of entry is lower AND fixed income incentives are there, proof of stake will likely become more decentralized over time, compared to proof of work.

[dapingzheng]

ETH is fine, he just talk negative about ETH because he doesn’t have stake. I can say any good things with negativity if I don’t have interests in it. This is just a common sense.

[jbell]

Amazon doubled with the help of “stay-at-home” orders ...

[frederickfrost]

BTC, ETH; no downside investing in either; two different animals. There are others that will be partially successful and will have great ROI.

[Srath]

He didn’t make his money by not taking risks. You don’t take risks when you have a lot to lose. He doesn’t like risk now?!

[rajasmasala]

Running a node is separate from creating blocks and thus receiving block rewards. Anyone can run an Eth node. Proof of stake is tweakable to be more decentralized and in addition to tweaks explicitly addressing this risk, because Eth started with POW the coin has been distributed so a decentralized POS can be more easily achieved. There are many ways to have your voice heard in the Eth community but you will be expected to be able to lay out a proper case and not make vague non-rigorous statements. If you're this guy's buddy Elon, don't expect special brownie points for sticking a hack in your cars that allows buyers to mine Eth for free (don't know if they've removed that exploit).

[Ryan-lzpi]

You gotta quit with the background music.... it makes me believe this is a bogus videos with a bunch of compilations put together 🤔

[cityinthesky]

I agree with Michael Saylor with regards to not being sold on Ethereum as a solid investment. Just ask yourself if you would sleep better having your life savings all in BTC or all in ETH, and I think most people would agree that BTC is the safer option. I also believe ETH is too risky with too many unknowns for me to invest in it. I never would have imagined that I would have to stop using the Ethereum network due to high fees. I recall once I tried to move a token worth about 20 dollars out of my etherwallet and had three miners offering to do it for fees ranging from about 120 - 134 dollars!

[joshmos]

My portfolio: diversified
Michael Saylors portfolio:

[michaeljames]

This guy speaks a lot of words without saying anything. The WORST people are those who say “I wouldnt invest in Ethereum “ then give NO REASONS WHY, but speak lots of fluff about how smart they are

[jdmcc]

Bitcoin is 56k internet. Ethereum is broadband. Cardano is 5G

[cdavport]

Would love to hear a debate between Saylor and Peter Schiff, BTC vs Gold.

[luisnlpt]

There are chanels repeating the videos over and over gain....you are on this chain, no comments.

[Aces]

He talks about proof of stake but doesn't mention Cardano or Algorand? Am I missing something here??? Does he not know about them?

[Mark]

The best strategy, is to buy and hodl long term

[coldflu]

I agree BTC as being the Apex, no doubt. I do think security is compromised with POS, however POS relies on quantity of Validating nodes versus energy to remain secured. At this time Ethereum POS network has over 150K validating nodes, which he calls "Centralized". BTC has just shy 10K nodes keeping its network honest in addition to the miner clusters. I guess it is a distortion of truth. Only time will dictate durability of any technology. Don't sell your Bitcoin is good advice.