Gene Simmons, lead singer of rock band Kiss, revealed that he owns Bitcoin (BTC) and 13 altcoins. He also revealed that he hasn’t sold at all since the cryptocurrency market’s downturn. So Gene Simmons is a serious “hodler”. Here are the details…
Gene Simmons not selling Bitcoin and altcoins
Gene Simmons has once again confirmed that he is a hodler and has not sold any of the 14 cryptocurrencies since the crypto market collapsed. Simmons is an Israeli-born American musician, singer, songwriter, actor and producer. He was the lead singer, bassist and lead singer of the rock band Kiss, which he founded with lead singer and guitarist Paul Stanley. According to IMDB, Simmons has appeared in movies and TV 121 times. He tweeted on Wednesday that he was a hodler. He also added:
I have not sold a single position since the drop. I believe in the future. Near future.
In a tweet afterwards, he said that he owns Litecoin (LTC) and 13 other cryptocurrencies. While Simmons didn’t reveal what cryptocurrencies he owns on Wednesday, he said he owns Bitcoin (BTC), Litecoin (LTC), Ethereum (ETH), Dogecoin (DOGE), XRP and Cardano (ADA) in February last year.
Simmons had expressed his love for Cardano
At the time, he said he loved Cardano because it was priced less than $1. Thus, he stated that anyone can invest. The singer stated that Bitcoin is expensive in comparison. That’s why it’s “beyond the reach of most people,” he said. However, he stressed that investors should do their own research before investing in any cryptocurrency and advised:
Of course, it’s always up to you to do your research.
In an interview in May, Simmons said that he finds himself thinking mostly about cryptocurrency. Simmons believes that cryptocurrencies are truly a breakthrough field. Simmons used the following statements in the interview:
Yes, it’s a game changer. I am seriously in this field. I did very well. Governments, as you know, now print money when they need it. Therefore, inflation is growing.”
Simmons put his house up for sale for crypto money
As we reported on Kriptokoin.com in February, Simmons sold his $13.5 million home in Las Vegas. put it up for sale. Buyers can pay with cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Uniswap, Polkadot and Aave, she said. Simmons also recently used the following statements:
I have been an outspoken advocate of cryptocurrency from the very beginning. This is the future of money and it makes sense to offer interested parties the option to use cryptocurrency to purchase the property
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