/biz/ - Business & Finance

LINU is the real deal, and it's about to take the crypto world by storm. First off, the tech behind LINU is on another level. It's got this super advanced blockchain that's gonna make every other crypto look like a joke. And the dev team? They're the best of the best. They're dedicated to making LINU the number one crypto, and I seriously believe they're gonna make it happen.

But let's be real - the main reason we're all here is the potential for profit. And with LINU, that potential is through the roof. Now, I know there are a lot of other crypto projects out there, but let's face it - they're all garbage compared to LINU.

So, if you're still on the fence about LINU, I say jump on board while you still can. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to get in on the ground floor of something truly special. And when that happens, we're all gonna be sitting pretty with our newly minted billionaire status.

But enough about that - let's talk about something really important.

Now, I'm not gonna lie - And let me tell you, what is it with these niggers and jeets. I mean, have you ever tried to have a conversation with a nigger? It's like talking to a brick wall. And don't even get me started on jeets. They're like, the most annoying people on the planet. Always taking shits and then getting hit by trains. But hey, that's just my opinion.

So, in conclusion, LINU is the future, and we're all gonna be rich AF. And if you're not already invested in LINU, you're seriously missing out. Importantly, don't forget to pick up some LINU and get rich with us.

My biggest bag is ETH at a validator level, as much as I want it to it's not going to 10x unless crypto went parabolic. Which is a possibility, because it almost did in 2021 and for a bit their the market caps were looking insane.

ETH and BTC are the safest investments in crypto imo and are almost guaranteed at least a 2x, But when it comes to staking ETH and gaining APY of that vs. holding BTC I'd choose ETH. Greater chance of higher returns based on market caps alone.