Olympic bobsleigher Johnny Quinn is the latest sports celebrity to take the orange pill. In a Twitter thread, he shared his best knowledge about Bitcoin (BTC) as he welcomed the Bitcoin class of 2022. As a class of 2021 #Bitcoin-er, I would like to unofficially-officially welcome the class of 2022. legacy affecting the trip. First of all, it is crucial that you develop a good framework regarding #BTC. Attached is your mandatory reading list. Discussion — American Olympian Johnny Quinn (@JohnnyQuinnUSA) February 2, 2022 In addition to instructing his fans to process his reading list, “no excuses. Do it;” Quinn says that “Under no circumstances take orders from the mainstream. They are confused.” He backs up his statement with a series of media reports and headlines from September 2017 in which major institutional players such as Visa, JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs are reversing Bitcoin. The most powerful 180-degree switch is Jamie Dimon’s JPMorgan. From the CEO who criticized Bitcoin in 2017, the world’s largest investment bank is now promoting Bitcoin as an investment vehicle: Appendix A – SEE PICTURESource (above): https://t.co/eAEnUZtSRmSource (below): https://t.co /VdbpUUO2JK pic.twitter.com/p9fjURpyNl— American Olympian Johnny Quinn (@JohnnyQuinnUSA) Feb 2, 2022 In short, the Olympian also suggests avoiding “moon boys.” Typically cryptocurrency YouTubers and influencers, moon boys encourage risky trading techniques in pursuit of Lamborghinis; or more recently, showing off an NFT to their followers. Instead, Quinn suggests, “Dollar cost averaging your Bitcoin position with a long time horizon (not using leverage) is the game.” Quinn joins a burgeoning list of Bitcoiner sports brothers. From NFL stars and NBA champions who receive their annual salaries in Bitcoin, to the humble Bedford football club that “puts Bitcoin at the center”; the competitive sports world is a hotbed for Bitcoin adoption. Related: Touchdown! Goal! Knockout! Crypto and Sports Collide in 2021 Quinn started tweeting about Bitcoin in early 2021, completing one of Michael Saylor’s “Bitcoin for Everyone” online courses last fall last year. Since then, he has become a vocal supporter of Bitcoin, while no doubt overlaps with self-promotion. The “Coach Quinn, Bitcoin Class of 2021” Twitter thread was well received by the Bitcoin Twitter community, as well as its 19,000 followers. US-based Swan Bitcoin founder Cory Swan retweeted the thread, saying it was a “great thread for Newcoiners!”
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