Famous American podcaster and comedian Joe Rogan has seen and heard a lot of crazy things on his podcast — from aliens to wild health experiments. But recently, something caught his attention in a way he didn’t expect—a funny video about crypto by comedian Masood Boomgard, also known as Self-Help Singh.
Boomgard’s video, posted on X by @naiivememe handle on February 2, took a lighthearted jab at crypto, comparing it to a confusing rollercoaster ride where no one really knows what’s happening but everyone pretends they do. With his calm yet wise-sounding delivery, he made crypto sound both hilarious and strangely deep.
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“F*** crypto, you don’t need anxiety. Before you bought the bu****it fantasy coin your life was good…hope and believe that your bu****it coin will go up in price again so that you can sell it and make some money and buy some more and then get f****d all over again. That is crypto!”
Rogan, amused by the clip, reacted with a simple but powerful comment: “Some things just make more sense when they’re said with a cool accent.”
The post has gone viral with over 3 million views since Sunday morning.
Rogan and Boomgard’s comments were funny, but it also had some truth to it. Over the past decade, Bitcoin has experienced extreme ups and downs. In 2013, it surged from around $13 to over $1,100 but crashed to $200–$300 in 2014. From 2015 to 2016, Bitcoin gradually recovered, reaching $900.
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The first major bull run in 2017 saw Bitcoin hit $20,000 before crashing to $3,000 by early 2019. After a slow recovery, the Covid crash briefly dropped Bitcoin to $3,800 in March 2020, but by the end of the year, it had surged past $20,000.
The global crypto market on Monday saw a significant plunge of nearly $500 billion in market cap since late Saturday evening from $3.49 trillion to $3 trillion, according to the data from Coinmarketcap.com The decline followed U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement of substantial tariffs on February 1 on imports from Canada,
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