MASSIVE BREAKING: Dennis Porter Announcement Crashes Instead of Soars

Another crypto hype train derails at the station.

Dennis Porter's much-anticipated reveal lands with a thud—not the market-moving earthquake promoters promised. The crypto community braces for impact as yet another 'revolutionary' announcement fails to deliver tangible value.

WHEN PROMISES OUTPACE PROGRESS

Speculation skyrocketed pre-announcement. Social media buzzed with predictions of partnerships, protocol upgrades, or regulatory breakthroughs. Instead, investors got vaporware wrapped in marketing speak.

THE AFTERMATH

Trading volumes spike on disappointment—classic buy-the-rumor, sell-the-news behavior. Another reminder that in crypto, sometimes the loudest announcements have the quietest impacts. Wall Street analysts smirk while checking their traditional portfolios.

Maybe next time focus on building instead of hyping?

Indeed, Bitcoin barely flinched in reaction to the “seismic” news that Calderon was in the running — remaining a tight range between $112,000 and $113,000.

Several disgruntled followers have vowed to block Porter on X, arguing he’s nothing more than a purveyor of clickbait. Others pointed to many other times when one of his “huge” announcements ended up being pretty overexaggerated.

Polling from Emerson College suggests Calderon has an uphill battle ahead of him as he attempts to win the Democratic primary. With former vice president Kamala Harris announcing she won’t be running, it’s Katie Porter (no relation) who currently has the most support at 18%. Republican Steve Hilton, a former Fox News host, has 12%. One bright spot can be found in how 38% say they’re currently undecided.

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Cryptonews reached out to Porter — to ask whether he had a response to the hundreds of followers who have described the news as a “nothingburger.” He didn’t reply to our request to comment, but has mounted an impassioned defense nonetheless — claiming skeptics are “absolutely clueless about how to shape the course of political dialogue.”

“I’m sorry that they don’t understand what’s at stake and how to avoid the pain. I’m happy to put my name on the line to redirect the course of Bitcoin’s political dialogue. Have a little faith. I’ve done it multiple times already and I will do it again. The haters will seeth.”

Porter is right about one thing: it’s notable that a Democratic politician in a major race is going to bat for Bitcoin. Up until now, many of those embracing crypto have been Republicans — and for this industry to succeed in the long run, with literate legislation, bipartisan support is crucial.

But the backlash he’s currently experiencing on X shows that many Bitcoiners are fed up with HYPE and exaggeration. Many are now warning that his style of posting could end up undermining his credibility, and even be detrimental to BTC’s continued growth.

MASSIVE BREAKING: ENOUGH WITH THE ALL CAPS POSTS.