@letjaybuild XRP prediction story

    by Freddenver: Crypto

    The entire career pivot from Fortnite player to content creator on http://Musical.ly and reselling things hinged on a random prediction that XRP would pump like crazy on Monday. A friend who wasn't even in crypto told letjaybuild to buy the token because it was going to spike, so he literally used all the money he had at that point to purchase it based on that advice. The token actually ended up pumping on Monday exactly as predicted, which is wild since usually we can't predict this stuff and there's no way anyone can know which token is going to pump when. Jay sold the token for double the purchase price, got out with a 2x return, and realized he could do this for a living instead of just working online from home making money online. That single random guy telling him it was going to pump turned into a full-time job before he eventually transitioned over to becoming a creator again.

    Transcript (en)

    I was just like working at home. I've always been like kind of like working online, making money online. So I used to be like a Fortnite player. And before, after that, I was doing some content on Musical.ly. And then, sorry, before music, first it was Musical.ly. And then it was like Fortnite. And then it was like some e-commerce reselling, like a lot of like shoes and stuff. So I was doing like all these type of like side hustles. And one day a friend of mine was like, yo, I think this token is called XRP or whatever is gonna pump like crazy on Monday. just buy it or whatever. And then I ended up buying this token. I literally used all my money I had at that point. And I just bought that token. And it actually ended up pumping on Monday, which was crazy because usually we can't really predict this stuff. Now there's no way I can predict it. I have no clue that which token is going to pump when. So it's like a random guy who's not even in crypto. He's not even in crypto right now. I don't know what he was doing in crypto back then. And he's like a friend of mine. And he told me, yo, Monday is going to pump. Just I was like, okay, bought it, it pumped, got out with like a two X. And I was like, wait, I can do this for a living. And then I just like got a job and then, you know, like became a creator and started doing all these things. And I think it's been like four or five years now.