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>>58527327
Do you have a source? I will hold Avax-chan for another 10 years if I have proof that she will become a deflanniostist.

please tell me it's going down again

am i gonna make it?
my current stack is 400 vaxxies, looking forward to get (at least) 420 before we go over $100
I was planning to sell around $300 but I'm a little unsure if that's either too soon or actually reasonable, will prolly sell like 60% of my stack and hodl the rest waiting for what happens next
>>58431195
will avax chan quit her nicotine addiction once we hit triple digits?

Why are you on this shit website losing money when you can be on twitter 1000Xing

Did boomers create "the customer is always right" to justify being arrogant entitled assholes?

Forbes published (https://www.forbes.com/sites/stevenehrlich/2024/03/27/the-rise-of-cryptos-billion-dollar-zombies/)) a list of 20 useless blockchains:

>Ripple's XRPL (#XRP)
>Cardano (#ADA)
>Bitcoin Cash (#BCH)
>Litecoin (#LTC)
>Internet Computer (#ICP) HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHHA
>Ethereum Classic (#ETC)
>Stellar (#XLM)
>Kaspa (#KAS)
>Theta Network (#THETA)
>Fantom (#FTM)
>Monero (#XMR)
>Arweave (#AR)
>Algorand (#ALGO)
>Flow (#FLOW)
>MultiversX (#EGLD)
>BitcoinSV (#BSV)
>Mina (#MINA)
>Tezos (#XTZ)
>EOS (#EOS)

Called the Ripple network inefficient and XRP a purely speculative asset. Stated that XRP is traded without any purpose beyond speculation.

Overall, the authors observed that there are many more "zombie blockchains" than 20.

The cryptocommunity, primarily the funders and representatives of the aforementioned projects, criticized the Forbes article, calling the journalists incompetent.