When family complains about you being immersed in the crypto world? Larry Cermak: I let my fiancée gamble on crypto performance with me

Bitcoin hits $40,000 again, Ethereum breaks through!? Another DeFi token explosion, another influential figure speaks up. In the cryptocurrency community, whether it's about coin prices, development updates, KOL endorsements, regulatory news... there are so many things that can make you feel like you're not living in the real world, and it's non-stop 24 hours a day.

Larry Cermak, the research director of media outlet The Block and a heavy Twitter user, has recently been complained to by his fiancée for working non-stop. How does he handle it? Maybe you can try it out.

Solution to the Complaints in the Cryptocurrency Circle?

Larry mentioned that his fiancée has been feeling quite restless lately during their vacation due to the pandemic and his continuous work commitments.

He explained that since his fiancée has always been interested in trading but knows nothing about cryptocurrency, he helped her create a futures contract account for cryptocurrencies and funded it with $1,000, starting an experiment.

Their bet is that he will update his fiancée's account balance daily, and if she achieves a 50% profit within the next two weeks, Larry won't tweet for a week. If not, Larry doesn't have to clean the house for a month.

How Did the First Day Go?

Despite the overall market surge, Larry's fiancée doesn't seem to be doing well, as she has already lost nearly $200. Larry mentioned that she made ten popular trades, most of them with leverage of 6 to 8 times.

However, it seems that Larry's fiancée is confident in her investments. Larry mentioned that she is not planning to close her positions at the moment, so there might be some changes in the coming days.

Interestingly, despite Larry's frequent criticism of Binance, it seems that the account he opened for his fiancée is still using Binance.