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No.

buying PLTR every dip

So you wanna say your puny master degree can take it on against the PhD chads of RLC...

>>20699976
you had your chance when the crabbing ended.

but it went up

decentralized and trustless smart contracts

>>11149858
smart money is building skyminers and accumulating now. it will pump when we are done.

>>8911208
based

>>8414126
I like it anon...You're gonna be somebody one day...smart investor right here

>Mfw you guys don't even know about the Law Of Attraction.

You just got to want the gains enough and not be doubtful and the gains will come to you. Let the universe do its work anon. Every successful person who has ever lived used this.

*teleports back to mansion

>>7417917
People who still held Litecoin over $300 when Charlie Lee dumped his backed and publicly announced it are huge brainlets. People who buy the bottom and hold are the ones that are gonna make it.

Cryptocurrencies aren't crashing. They are bending against the impotent winds of the past.

>>7177152
Was I right again?

184
Stellar

>>6770933
women are just too stupid to have depression or commit suicide. suicide is the intellectual death

>>4878227
Already stabilized at 16.7k and steadily rising.
>Whales make a killing off of this ponzi scheme
>This well is far from tapped
>Unironically believing they would poison the well this early

One of us will need the pink wojaks. That much is true. I don't have any, I prefer big brain wojaks.

>closed my ETH short at .024

>>4859646
shitty tech makes coins more valuable didn't you know anon

>>1827318
IQ isn't everything. Personality and networking are probably more important, at a certain level.

Extremely high IQ is probably harmful, since you can't even communicate with regular people. In general, there's a 30-point IQ window for being able to effectively communicate. That means that a 145 IQ person couldn't even communicate with most people.

The sweet spot ends up being 120-130 for most work, and 140-150 for Nobel winning work.