Bitcoin Pioneer Investor Willing to Sell Cardano for Shiba Inu

DaVinci Jeremie, considered one of the earliest Bitcoin investors, once again demonstrated his affinity for the Shiba Inu.

Davinci Jeremie, senior software developer and one of the earliest Bitcoin (BTC) adopters, revealed that he is willing to sell Cardano (ADA) to acquire more Shiba Inu (SHIB) tokens. The reveal demonstrates Jeremie’s affinity for the Shiba Inu as he advocates for the asset.

In a TikTok video recently shared by a Shiba Inu community member, Jeremie shows off six physical collectibles, each representing a digital asset. These assets include Bitcoin, Shiba Inu, Ethereum, Litecoin, Cardano and Dogecoin.

When asked which assets he wanted to hold and which he wanted to sell, Jeremie confirmed that he would hold on to his Bitcoin. However, he noted that he is willing to sell Cardano to buy more Shiba Inu and Dogecoin.

Considered one of the pioneer Bitcoin investors, Davinci Jeremie is particularly known for his YouTube video back in May 2013, people were begging to buy a small amount of BTC. Jeremie asked the public to spend at least one dollar on the asset. Bitcoin was trading at $127 at the time.

Jeremie remains bullish on the Shiba Inu

Jeremie has established a social presence within the crypto space, and recently the investor has continued to express his advocacy for Dogecoin and Shiba Inu. Back in November 2021, after the SHIB bull run, Jeremie urged investors to hold on to their Shiba Inu tokens, predicting “another run.”

As before reported of The Crypto Basic Jeremie also demonstrated his affinity for SHIB earlier this year when he asked an investor to use his money to buy SHIB. Slavik, a cryptoanalyst, was asked by the audience on January 26th which altcoin he should spend USDT on. In response, Jeremie recommended the Shiba Inu.

This recommendation came up shortly after Jeremie assured his followers on TikTok that he remains positive on Dogecoin and Shiba Inu in a short video at the start of the year

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