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>>27044464
They are the most legit exchange, which unfortunately also makes them the most cucked one (they'd do whatever the SEC/Biden administration tells them to).
Also, Coinbase is where coins that have already mooned continue their existence. You ideally want to buy coins before they moon, and Coinbase will never be an option in this scenario.
>>27044285
So you reduce float, coins pump harder and oldfags leave you holding their bags. At least for the most part.
In the case of LINK, it might also mean that the person is legitimately considering staking his stack and living off the proceeds. In the case of RSR - the same idea with arbing. I'm limited to 2000 chars so I'm only mentioning the terms, you can google them from then on.
>>27044499
Since I promised I'd share my shitfolio, here it is:
>75k AVAX staked
>50k LINK, mostly in a hardware wallet, some are farming on Bancor, some have been stuck on Aave since the beginning
>6.66M RSR
>300k JRT - it's not nearly as good of a coin as the rest of them, but I bought them at 1/3 market price and I'm a greedy fuck so I still haven't sold.
and no less than 30% of my shitfolio is in stablecoins that are farming yields, usually 15% APY and above. I also have investments outside of crypto and these are mostly for buying in case a crash happens.

We might not be too far from post such as that in the pic.

>>26565339
>Richard Heart
Isn't it fucking hilarious how only the biggest scammers around are willing to say some obvious truths?
Last time it was Belford who called the exact top.
Deluded mooners never listen though.
40% in USDC and farming on Aave right now.