Nick Sokol, PhD
1 min readSep 9, 2021

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Thanks for your comment. While I understand your apprehension I honestly think HI’s infrastructure and design offers a more accessible path forward for crypto adoption.

Hard wallets, soft wallets, private keys, are all hard to manage for the average person on the day to day. While coins like Solana are quickly growing in value, the fact of the matter is for the average person they would have no idea how to access and utilize that coin.

I think we can take El-Salvador’s adoption of Bitcoin as an example. The Chivo wallet was not only overwhelmed from sign ups but people had a difficult time accessing and using it.

I’ve never heard of DRIP.

I think at this stage of the game, cryptocurrencies are all speculative and it’s possible any of them could be millionaire makers. These articles bring attention to the coins that otherwise people would not know about (instead of just the big three) .

Lastly, getting started with HI requires no money. You can start earning rewards daily just by signing up.

As per your comment about doctors and PhDs. If you feel intimidated by the title, slap it onto the end of your anonymous username and write some counter articles with evidence for why all the coins people promote are going to fail. That is truly the only way to “prove them wrong.” Otherwise you’re just speculating like everyone else.

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Nick Sokol, PhD
Nick Sokol, PhD

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