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> Shitcoin up
> THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING 40 TRILLION DOLLARS
> Shitcoin down
> WHALES ARE MANIPULATING THE PRICE

>>7905408
>unironically tho

>>7887807
Lalallaa not listening

>>7789626
And now LCC is 4x better than LTC
>90% cheaper transactions

You can learn a lot about how people hide their insecurities with memes on this board.

I've been around since last year and I've only doubled my stack. What coins are, unironically, going to moon soon in your estimations?

>>7529739
Nah mate didn't you listen? Crypto died for real this time after dying 1000x in the past and rebounding stronger. Better sell now before your chuck-e-cheese tokens go to $0.01 where the real floor is

>buy something
>it starts dumping

IT WAS LOW ALREADY, WHY?!

>>7504110
Show us we're going below 8K before you go pink.

There's something quite serene in having your crypto in limbo. Temporary freedom. But then you realise that you're missing moons elsewhere and you want to put a bullet in your head.

THIS IS THE END

MY ONLY FRIEND

THE END

>>7339827
-AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

we're going in to recession aren't we

>sam did get a haircut

>>7322375
They mostly want me to be successful
t. asian

Now that crypto is officially dead, what's the next scam we move onto?

>tfw /nocoiner/
Apologize.

>>7239105
Aerospace is hard
but thanks for the encouragement

>>7218790
Holding fiat: slowly rot away to inflation, especially because digital dollars are impossible to track or regulate. Nobody knows the actual inflation rate.

Holding crypto: see minor losses followed by astronomical gains repeatedly. Supply will never increase, demand increases every day as people become more informed and start investing.

>>7177229

>>7125867
>goes up to $1k, then down to $800
>"So is this it?"
>goes up to $2k, then down to $1.5k
>"So is this it?"
>goes up to $8k, then down to $6500
>"So is this it?"
>goes up to $14k, then down to $10k
>"So is this it?"
>goes up to $100k, then down to $80k
>"So is this it?"
>goes up to $1 billion, then down to $0.9 billion
>"So is this it?"

>>6598994
>making something illegal makes people not want to buy it

who knows, but typical market psychology will create a large bounce very soon. sellers get chased out, selling exhaustion kicks in, it begins to rebound, and immediate FOMO. will likely happen over the next few months until we stabilize a bit, then set up for the next moon mission.

it's all so predictable

>hodl