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>>8244873

>unonically

>>8083514

>>8056867
>>8056256
this is an obvious troll tards
pic related: it's you

>>8018028
ya thas y we shud let american gobmen control currensy they wud never do tha

>>8015228
>America le superior whyte investors

>>7933406
5k is 3rd of my savings

>>7934008
Probably, but I want dream about Lamboland

>>7934289
Should I just buy BTC, or ETH then?

>>7934317
Yes

>>7790410
>I couldn't care less that Tether is scamming their shirts off.
>the tether fudders are all butthurt nocoiners
it all makes sense now

>>7591381
>coding isn't part of my interests
>let me tell you all about the job market and applicant quality for programmers though, something I just admitted I have zero clue about

god you people are moronic sheep
and you think you're all going to be millionaires by day trading in an uncertain market

>>6743697
I know that feel I only have 1050

>>6494998
>>6495351
>>6495351

Computer Science PhD candidate here. Want to know how I know a bunch of you "muh whitepaper" fags are brainlets who either pretend to read or pretend to understand math? Because 75% of the whitepapers in this space are garbage. I don't mean "I can follow this but the math is faulty" garbage either, I mean "This literally doesn't follow any kind of real mathematical logic. Are...are they just throwing in shit that looks like an equation every few paragraphs? Oh, there's a standard equation lifted from a textbook but the paper is making it out to be something entirely different" misleading scam-tier kind of garbage. The fact that nobody is even bothering to call these teams out on their psuedo-math papers means that the market is pretty brainlet-dense right now. Don't waste your time, ride the hype of whatever makes its way to Twitter's Stacies and Tyrones who are starting to try and do the get rich quick thing with crypto. XRP and TRX are what's hot with the normie crowd right now but this is just the beginning of hype surfing, take advantage of this paradigm or keep pretending to be Alan Turing who really understands all of that totally-real math in those whitepapers and lose it all.

>>6229635
>tried to buy DRGN at $0.75
>couldn't figure out etherdelta
>gave up and went back to shitposting instead

>>5769562
>obsolete
>every single alts value is still measured in sats

>>5763751
fairx said they will be using the stellar network though??

>>5363514
>>5363440

What does cashing out even do

what are some good low market cap coins worth less than $5?

>>4884511
>goes up 6000 dollars in 3 days
>corrects 2000 dollars
>IT'S CRASHING GUYS
no bitcoiners truly are retarded

>deflation is a good thing!