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Guggenheim's Scott Minerd Is Perplexed by Shiba Inu Boom

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Mon, 18/10/2021 - 19:36
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Guggenheim's Scott Minerd Is Perplexed by Shiba Inu Boom
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During a recent interview with CNBC’s Brian Sullivan, Guggenheim Partners CIO Scott Minerd spoke about missing out on the Shiba Inu rally.

The executive of the $325 billion investment firm wishes he had invested a hundred thousand into SHIB:

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Back in February or March, if you’d invested a thousand dollars into Shiba Coin, you would have $2.1 million today…I wish I’d invested a hundred thousand.

Yet, Minerd appears to be perplexed by SHIB’s rise, urging those who don’t understand the market to get out of it:

If you don’t understand what’s happening, get out of the market.

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Last week, Scion Asset Management head Michael Burry slammed Shiba Inu as “pointless” because of its gigantic supply.

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Minerd gained notoriety for his Bitcoin price predictions within the cryptocurrency space.

As reported by U.Today, the 62-year-old Pennsylvania native infamously forecasted that $10,000 could be Bitcoin’s “real bottom” in late June.

The largest cryptocurrency is up 94% since that comment.      

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