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This dump is fake.

Trading view says strong buy so fuck you bobo

>>29830061
I have 75% of my net worth in XLM. You think I'm kidding but I'm not.

>had 52 shares of GME in december
>sold them at a loss because I thought the black swan event was coming and wanted to be out of the market to buy everything at -50% prices
>it was actually GME that was the BSE

"after hours" usually just means Asian/European trading. They don't have the same SHUT IT DOWN rules so no one can stop them from pumping it.

Is inflation even real? Think of it this way

>basic costs of living were skyrocketing even while every millennial was unemployed
>inflation was going up no matter what

How is that possible when Millennials only have 5% of the national wealth at the median age of 30? It seems like monopolization of housing and retarded government policies (not BRR) are what actually cause inflation of assets, while people being paid more is just a spook conjured by (((them))) to move money out of your hands.

>btc
>optimized

Fucking normalfag

>>25451466
>>25451345
>>25451268
>people who bought this shitcoin like 5 years ago, didn't sell when it was 300 dollars, are happy that it's just under half of what it was

Okay lol.

What happens when all the bitcoin is owned?

>>24877291
I mean the 'old' make it stack, like how 10k used to be a suicide stack. Was it 50k or 100k back in 2018?

>>24060122
Tesla = $420
Horse= Glue Factory

I have like 200 USD in the way of savings
I don't want to buy PM and stash it at home because I don't like how hard it is to liquidate
I have absolute certainty all fiat linked to the dollar is gonna crash in less than a year, so I don't want to totally be out of the game
bitcoin is clearly a bubble and extremely overvalued. I think it's just the same old players buying more of it and HODLing till they get a fortune, so crypto (especially btc) is a no go

I'm gonna go into gold silver mining stocks as a speculative asset. Good idea or no?