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A major cryptocurrency influencer, former U.S. Congress candidate and founder of a crypto media platform named after himself, David Gokhshtein, has taken to Twitter to pick his followers' brains regarding Bitcoin's possible dive to the $10,000 level.
Will Bitcoin drop to $10,000?
He asked whether his followers would prefer to buy more Bitcoin or pass it, should the flagship crypto drop to the $10,000 level.
He explained his interest by saying that half of his Twitter subscribers "claim that it's going to that level."
I tweet this only because half of you claim it’s going to that level.
How many are going to buy it?— David Gokhshtein (@davidgokhshtein) October 24, 2022Advertisement
In his previous tweet posted over the past few hours, Gokhshtein pointed out that Bitcoin had demonstrated a rise above the $20,000 price mark several times recently, but it has been unable to hold firmly above it.
"I'm sticking with SHIB," not THE
On Sunday, Oct. 23, Gokhshtein again posted several tweets on the second largest meme coin, Shiba Inu. He pointed out that he is not interested in the recently launched meme coin THE and prefers to stick with SHIB.
"Give me the new SHIB," he tweeted, stating that he would like to see a new meme coin emerge. The one that has "an actual roadmap, use-case and a working product." Previously, Gokhshtein tweeted that he expects SHIB and DOGE to go parabolic during the next crypto bull run.
Give me a meme token that has an actual roadmap, use-case and even a working product.
— David Gokhshtein (@davidgokhshtein) October 23, 2022
I’m looking to throw $1,000 into something right now.
Give me the next $SHIB.
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