Steph McGovern

Because some of the auto coins in the market crash went down to zero on some of the exchanges.

Can you imagine as a retail investor just holding a token all of a sudden went down to zero during this brief market crash, especially if you're holding leveraged positions, right?

I think people ultimately do figure out what are the fundamentals of these auto coins?

Are the projects behind it generating any sort of revenue or they're just sort of created out of thin air or sort of like...

being meant as a joke, right?

I think that's a question people have to sort of like find out.

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