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Bitcoin is fungible

Monero is an unnecessary utility token

the market accurately reflects both these realities

thanks for your time

>>30092385
You don't lose unless you sell, and there is still value in the market that I think has been unfairly affected with the craziness. I'm a new investor keep in mind, one stock I liked a lot was MP Materials. They're was a lot of speculation about if it'd be worth the risk based on foreign partnerships for rare metals. With Biden's recent executive order to bring home microchip investments, that certainly helped the value of that stock. JP Morgan came on today and gave it a buy rating because of electric cars & wind energy, I call bs on that reasoning but since november it's had a great return and I can see that continuing if we stay the course. Keep in mind, there were still stocks that boomed during the great depression, and I think there's diamonds that won't turn to coal. RTX maybe another good one... just saying

>>22543719
AAVE is like a 40 person shop in development for years now. But sure this single dev TY is going to somehow build what they have and somehow surpass them to make some platform more attractive than theirs.
What the fuck is a fudder? I am pointing out basic and obvious information.
Stay in your fantasy world of what this could be, I will be grounded in reality of what this is, a disgruntled 2nd layer Nano dev that was sick of seeing people making tons of money on obvious ponzi tokens and decided he wanted a piece of the pie instead of holding bleeding Nano bags and maintaining a dying custodial checkout service.

>>22034213
I have had 1000 of these for some time now, worst performers of my whole portfolio.

>>21192001
Maybe it has something to do with South Korea onboarding crypto custody exclusively using Chainlink and now every Bank in the world fighting to do the same to stay relevant.