“The Wolf of Wall Street” Jordan Belfort believes that Bitcoin will soon reach a price of $100 thousand and is set for the further future of the main cryptocurrency in a bullish way.
If you have forgotten the content of this wonderful film, then now is the time to rewatch it. The main hero of Jordan Belfort, in the genius performance of Leonardo DiCaprio, was engaged in the sale of cheap, useless shares to a wide range of non-professional investors.
Drawing a parallel with the current cryptocurrency market, Belfort simply looked for junk, low-cap altcoins, the price of which was a fraction of a cent, and organized pump groups of poorly educated hamsters.
Of course, when he read the story of the GameStop pump (GME) in the media by a group of fighting hamsters from the WSB sub, he immediately realized that his work lives on in the current reality.
Some facts of his biography: Belfort was born into a Jewish family in the Bronx. His parents Max and Leah Belfort were accountants; later the mother became a lawyer. Jordan Belfort graduated from the American University of Washington with a degree in biology. He also studied for a while at the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, but ended up dropping out after the dean announced that the "golden age" of dentistry was over and that it was no longer a place where you could easily make a lot of money.
Wait a minute, “Make a lot of money”? "Easily?" Where are such places?
Belfort began to devote all his free time to studying this issue.
If not for this ill-fated dean, Jordan might have drilled his teeth somewhere in Queens. But the words “it’s easy to make a lot of money” did not give him rest. And he started his career as a broker at L.F. Rothschild.
In a short time, he deeply studied all the secrets of the work of a large broker, and realizing that the entire stock market is a complete cynical fraud, at the same time completely legal, he decided to urgently do it. In the 1990s, he founded Stratton Oakmont, a brokerage firm that sold cheap stock over the phone, which encouraged investors to enter into fraudulent deals.
Jordan Belfort did not take into account only one thing: "Quod licet Jovi non licet bovi." It turned out that L.F. Rothschild will not allow some nimble kid from the Bronx. And when the feds grabbed him, he received 4 years in federal prison, of which he served only 22 months, agreeing to cooperate with the FBI.
The jail was good for him. Upon his release, he became a business coach, motivational speaker, and author of several bestsellers, as well as the owner of the rights to a portion of the proceeds from The Wolf of Wall Street.
Where am I leading?
Just read this next paragraph twice:
Belfort, with his razor-sharp mind tuned to "Easy Big Money", recognized Bitcoin as a perfect machine for making money.
And no one or nothing can stop it.
Yesterday Jordan Belfort gave an extensive interview to the business magazine Fortune, in which he said that he understood why bitcoin will grow all the time. You can watch it here
