MS is pretty much the only bank that's been consistently sounding the alarm since end of 2021, they were pretty on the mark with their calls

They called technical bounces pretty well too, called out both the bounce back in October and this year as well

Of course, past performance is no guarantee of future results, etc

i mean at least give a proper argument instead of a useless snide comment

doesn't have to be fidelity or some other traditional institution to displace COIN

Isn't financial advice a potential legal issue only for those actually certified to give them? I thought otherwise, individuals are responsible for their own financial decisions, regardless of what advice you got from some rando on the street. Unless fraud is involved of course.