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BOMBSHELL: ETF Guru Unleashes Epic Crypto Catastrophe After Reading One Miserable Book Excerpt – You Won’t Believe What He Said About Ethereum

A  illustration of a person holding an Amazon cloud icon with a red 'X' marked through it, while another figure in the background is shown being dragged away by chains, symbolizing Vitalik Buterin's supposed kidnapping scenario. In the foreground, a Bitcoin logo and a book titled "Bitcoin: Beginner’s Guide" are prominently displayed.

Someone finally got under Eric Balchunas’ skin – but not in a way that’ll get him fired from Bloomberg (we’re pretty sure). The ETF analyst’s attempt at crypto expertise went up in flames after he shared some laughable ‘facts’ about Ethereum, courtesy of a book excerpt. For those who missed it, Balchunas claimed Ether was basically useless and insecure compared to Bitcoin – all because the US government could supposedly shut down Ethereum by telling Amazon Web Services (AWS) to turn off its cloud services. Yeah, that’s not how decentralized networks work, Eric…

Source: cointelegraph

Bloomberg’s senior exchange-traded fund (ETF) analyst Eric Balchunas riled up the online Ethereum community, many of whom claimed he posted “misinformation” in a now-deleted X post. On Oct. 7, Balchunas shared an excerpt from Benjamin Hart’s book, Bitcoin: Beginner’s Guide, and added that Ether (ETH) “just isn’t the same or as secure” as Bitcoin (BTC) in response to a request for a crypto book recommendation from ETF Store president Nate […]

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