In my own case, i hold Bitcoin and Ethereum which are my favorite because of their potentials to maximize profit when the bull run  start. There are some other coins in my possession which are:
NEO
BCH

Jack is the CEO of Twitter and has 4 million followers, many of whom probably don't know a lot about bitcoin. Consider it good publicity

He's also the CEO of Square (which owns The Cash App) and has investments in companies that develop crypto protocols, so it's actually pretty cool that we get to know that he's a firm supporter of btc (whatever his motives may be)

It is hard to own a new token other than what it is already in the market. You spend your time and effort for how many months but after that some of the new token they dump it it. Your effort and time just wasted. I go for ether and bitcoint they are already tested by time.

He posted this few days ago; Jack is a known bullish to bitcoin so he's tweeting his opinions in favor of bitcoin. He also said that there will be a native internet currency in the future but he don't know if its bitcoin but after looking at the replies of the tweet posted of OP.
He said this (https://twitter.com/jack/status/1092920168060088320).

With the below explanation on who he is, the co founder and CEO of Twitter, which is a really powerful media at this junction, these means a lot in fact, he is always bullish on bitcoin and recently in a podcast with Joe Rogan he was talking about bitcoin and only bitcoin and none of the replicas and the rest of the coins filled in the market. The market is not pumping because of this reason, there might be other reason like the increase in hash rate and so on.

Smart guy! Jack Dorsey believe in BTC only, not shit coins!

Jack Dorsey has been a known bitcoin bull for a time now, and I don't think it's something quite unusual to say the least. What's good about him is that he doesn't shill out for bitcoins and let the markets decide for itself, though I think he'd love to chime in and engage in discussions regarding cryptocurrencies and bitcoin on his founded platform, twitter.


I agree. It seems like more and more serious topics have started to deviate from the common hubs of discussions that people have been using for years. Just goes to show that bitcoin isn't just confined into a few places right now and we're still growing day by day.

There are many ways to diversify your investments

And one way is to short these shitcoins (as long as we can). So while we are at it, I'm interested whether having Bitcoin Cash shorts would count as an investment in that coin? Technically, it would be correct to consider such an investment an anti-investment of sorts since you are essentially betting on the coin's downfall, not so much on its rise

But as there is not such term, we should be cautious when someone mentions they have certain investments in shitcoins. It looks like we should ask of what type or kind these investments are (e.g. longs or shorts), so as not to be fooled into making erroneous assumptions

Well, it's good that the founder of Twitter has at leat the king of cryptocurrencies, which means he is not among people who think that it's all scam. Testing lightning network is also pretty cool of him. We have influential people who at least have some crypto just in case. If there were more of them, it could help the market climb up, since the demand would grow. However, the post itself doesn't add much to the discussion, since the author didn't express his/her opinion on what impact it has on the market or what was the point one was trying to make with this post.

Haha damn, i don't even got half of that...

BTC, in my opinion, is a great investment! Love it!