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lazy hodler here who lost on NANO, PRL and other shitcoins and still holding 2BTC in different altcoins. I'm sure there's more people like me are we going to make it ?

>>13572203
>noname e-celebs

>what are discrimination laws

Because, besides being fucking lunatics, trannies are litigation-happy and thanks to laws focusing on helping "diverse" people (anyone who isn't a white male in other words) get a leg up on the cis scum the judge will side with any tranny that engages in a lawsuit against their employer or even prospective employer no matter how frivolous ("Oy vey this company didn't hire me because they're discriminating against my based and fashy lady penis!"). Major companies hire obvious retards instead of (You) because they have a figurative gun to their head held by the federal government to do so.

You fucking zoomer retards don't know shit about capitalism or the circumstances that led to your present situation and you should consider taking five minutes to look into shit before deciding to talk out of your ass about how you assume things work.

I don't know about you guys, I thought it was funny!

>>13548429
BASED
and
UPBOATED

==Riot Games employees are expected to walk out today==

https://www.pcgamer.com/riot-games-employees-are-expected-to-walk-out-today/

>>13529120
Who cares? China imports like a tenth of what the U.S. does (that's why we have a 300 billion deficit with them) and already puts huge tariffs on what U.S. goods it does import. What we're doing now is the most effective-and only response-as painful as it might be in the short term for us, the chinks are absolutely seething.

Kind of a tangent, but it makes me laugh how people somehow understand that tariffs make things cost more money but don't apply the same logic to domestic taxes or forced wage increases.

>>13464552
You must go back

Ga[y]b is completely irrelevant. Nobody will use it-including you lol

So what? People are even more unlikely to adopt Gab (which has been a costly failure since its inception) in any significant numbers than they are Brave which has major mainstream support but no hardware.

https://youtu.be/01y0Rvg0qWs

>>13433432
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>>13433480
OMG LE EPIC I'VE BEEN FOUND OUT I JUST WANT TO DERAIL YOUR EIGHTEEN SERIOUS DISCUSSIONS ABOUT GREGG RIGHTHT BY EXPOSING LE COMPLETELY IRRELEVANT SUBJECT OF WHETHER OR NOT A POSTER COMES FROM A COUNTRY ASSOCIATED WITH PENNILESS THIRD WORLD SCAMMERS XDDDD LE WHOOPS YOU LE CAUGHT LE ME IN LE ACT XDDDDD

>>13407261
Your ID speaks volumes, we're gonna be alright. People will be wishing they bought it at $1+ in two years. Brendan, Thiel and the guy from Khan Academy are literally working around the clock to make us rich

>>13335553
>toxic

>>13335088
You should be able to answer the question if you've read the white paper yourself; feel free to correct me if I'm wrong because I admit I don't have the best reading comprehension when it comes to technical stuff.

I don't believe that there's any apparatus in place that will prevent the token from increasing in value or "stabilizing", perhaps other than the fact that unused BAT that's earned directly through the browser is burned in six months time (I think?) if it's not cashed out or used. So long as the BAT isn't burned in great amounts (which would essentially represent a rejection of the system entirely) it should retain its speculative value (that which is created by advertisers purchasing BAT to run in-browser ads as well as through direct investment) and increase in value proportionally to the amount of advertisers, whales, hodlers and normies that are participating in the ecosystem. BAT is among the only cryptos that could potentially be a household name within 5 years, and your job now is to do the needful and get in on this sh*t before it's too late, sir.

>>13308571
Facebook's 2 billion users are purportedly worth about $14 a year each to the company despite the bots and pajeets; direct investors are a drop in the fucking bucket long term for a company that can use its IPO capital effectively. Not every publicly traded company is Theranos or Enron-you're just so used to being exit scammed you can't even imagine a legitimate product existing in the crypto market

http://money.com/money/4197920/facebook-what-user-views-worth/

https://www.statista.com/statistics/264810/number-of-monthly-active-facebook-users-worldwide/

>selling something that gets you almost $20,000 a year for $80,000

You'd literally have to be the most retarded fucking faggot on planet earth to throw away this money and audience you worked hard for im exchange for a fucking four year cash advance. Don't be a stupid cuck like half of these brainlet underage pajeets telling you to sell are. Make no mistake: you caught lightning in a bottle, you will never "make it" like this again and you will regret selling it for the rest of your fucking life

Seething kafir.

> human rights
Pic related

>>13202336
Back to r*ddit

nano is neat! it has the BEST TECH! i can't believe it isn't $100 yet

>>12927029
> shitting on wh*te cucks and roasties
> effort

>>12927027
> dude don’t be mean to wahmen

>>12873349
/r/iamgoingtohellforthis

M I M B L E W I M B L E

>>12212644
i know, right?
NANO has the best tech!

>>12174673
How do I upvote? we need to get this message to the top so that more people can see it
#bekind #helpingothers #justbeingagoodperson #wecandoit