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>>53777376
They don't want to cash out fully usually. HEX Whales are accumulating more HEX all the time. And there are HEX whales who have cashed out millions with a DCA out strategy. There's no need to cash out 5 million at once and rek yourself with slippage when you can take out 100k at a time and let the price recover each time. There's this thing called "Seller exhaustion" which we reached at 1.7 cents. When that happens, you have what's called a "bottom". We have just punched through 6c and we will head back to ATHs in the coming 18 months. Couple that with the ability to stake your HEX on any time frame you like means HEX is a money printer that goes up in value. Almost like BTC... Weird. Imagine if BTC had ASIC miners that never got outdated or slow, and even after years of use kept printing BTC while at the same time using zero electricity. This is how HEX operates, yet you retards still don't get it. Sad.


>>53777432
With this logic literally every crypto would be equal in this regard. When you buy into BTC you hope other buyers come in after you to pump the price. How is HEX different? And again, people like you always ignore the fact that Richard has never sold a single HEX and has no reason to. The guy was given 1 billion to make PLS and made shitloads selling the BTC/ETH top. Meanwhile Moneyskelly sells every ETH top, yet he's not called a scammer. Kinda weird don't you think?


HEX haters come in two forms. Those who are too young and have no clue how anything works, or those who just fud for the memes and/or to fud weak hands out who are a bit too dimwitted to have true conviction in HEX.