Discusses YouTuber bias problem, satirizes making contradictory predictions for credibility.

I don't even want to say it because you guys are going to thumbs down me for being bullish. It's so funny, man. You could come out on YouTube and be bullish. You could be bearish. People hate it because they just want you to say what they're thinking. So as YouTubers, we have to walk a very fine line. You know, well, you know, it could be bears, but you know, it could be bullish. Look, it could go up or it could be down. You know, in fact, the best technique if you're a YouTuber is to say something like this. Bitcoin is 100% going to break out and go higher this week. Give it some time, rest. Then say Bitcoin is 100% going to break down and go much lower this week. Now, I just give myself two perfect clips. Next week, I'm going to come out and talk about how I was right. You should listen to me. Make sure to subscribe to my channel. Make sure to pay for my paid group. If you also want to be right every single week, the Casper crew, baby, that's where it's at.