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On topic tho
>>15429316
A hobby that keeps you fit - Lifting is the prime example if you start with 5x5 squats
Nofap (and actual secks if possible)
Cold showers
L-theanine before bed
A creative hobby - writing, making music, playing an instrument, if you're extroverted you can take an acting class, too
A hustle - not shitcoins though. Dropshipping is a meme nowadays but it's a start - just do something that keeps you active and gets your brain thinking how you can optimize for actual profit.
Long hikes - at least 4-5 hours each. Find a local group and just spend time with nature, walking 10-20km at a time.

Very important and never mentioned - START EVERY DAY by going to a mirror, taking an exaggerated upright posture and smiling like a complete retard. For 15 minutes. Make sure every fucking tooth is visible. Your brain will try to convince you how stupid this is, this is your moment to fight laziness and train your willpower - keep at it for 15 minutes every day.

Everything in creepto is manipulated af.

>>15192551

The real Satoshi was captured.
CSW was hired to use SN's authority and stop any attempt to break free from Core's blockchain turned into settlement layer for banking 2.0.

Encryption is shite when all it takes is censorhip online.

>totally not controlled by (((them)))

>>15134000
>He doesn't have access to the coins
His employers do though.

BTC = gambling against gold.
BCH = gambling against fiat.
ETH = gambling against humans.

Now that BTC's market cap is already huge and there's no more potential for new suckers, what's the next ponzi scheme?
Remember, at $11000/BTC it takes $6480000000 of new money flowing in a single year to keep the price afloat.

>>15079671
Because its pumped with USDT only to use it to kill real cryptos.

It's hijacked.

What will be (((their))) next attack vector?

The best ways to make money in crypto are scams, but it's too late to profit from XRP and ICO's. On the other hand BTC/BSV look scammy af. How can I profit from them?

I can't post it here because it's a national secret, but I'll give you a hint: it's 8 years old, has 30 comment karma, and was dormant for the past 8 years, and it shills bsv. XD

>>14832605

Both BCH and BTG have no segwit bullshit, so have a decent amount of stack of it then hodl

>ignore fudders pic related

>>14758745
>where the fuck is creg?
He's in Fort Meade getting further instructions.

Don't worry. Boomers are busy sabotaging Bitcoin in this very moment.

(((They))) realized the only way to stop a fork from circumventing the hijacked BTC was to create as many false flag bad forks to dilute the effect of any real forking attempt trying to fix the damage Blockstream had done.

(((They))) realized the only way to stop a fork from circumventing the hijacked BTC was to create as many false flag bad forks to dilute the effect of any real forking attempt trying to fix the damage Blockstream had done.

(((They))) realized the only way to stop a fork from circumventing the hijacked BTC was to create as many false flag bad forks to dilute the effect of any real forking attempt trying to fix the damage Blockstream had done.

This SV Pajeet forgot to pay for votes, but paid for plenty of retweets and likes...
https://twitter.com/kasidov/status/1138208211113336833?s=21

It was hijacked.

It's such a threat it's constantly targeted so it's either going to lose to (((them))) and go to $0 or succeed where BTC failed and go to $1M.