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>>30412082

>He bought GME...AGAIN

me on the right

>>29070899

>>28766365
Hey Rabbi, why exactly have you spent the last 3 years trying to FUD Nano?

>he sold

“He got into Rubic at 16 cents”

>bitcoin reaches from nothing to 1k (2008-2017)
>reaches 19k in same year
>bitcoin drops slowly to 3,6k afterwards
>bitcoin goes from 3,6k to 42k in 2 years
>degenerate gamblers still greedy

Muh don’t sell, golden bullrun didn’t happen yet

>literally happened and ended

You degenerates don’t deserve to live with that level of delusion

Less than 2 mil mcap and set to positive rebase again soon. See you at $10, there’s so much room to grow here

https://www.dextools.io/app/uniswap/pair-explorer/0xeaceac83cecca6beebc736edd6360d1633175b01

>He didn't accumulate Nano, the best p2p decentralized cryptocurrency, after it dropped 98%, AFTER a 30,000% gain, during a 2 year bear market compounded by its own Mt. Gox type incident

>>24184683
>He thinks 2019 era shitcoins are going to make it, and not established crypto that has proven itself in both a bull and bear market

Shortly after I shilled this deflationary, automatic liquidity locking sex machine of a token yesterday at bargain $3.5 prices, it shot up to nearly $30.

I’ll warn you just this once, we’re now in the final accumulation period at around $10. Do yourself a favor and don’t rope this Christmas season because missed out on a legit 100x ERUPTION. The floor is always increasing because of the deflationary and automatic liquidity locking functions of the token.

This is buying CORE at $30, anon

>>21094944
They're right. As >>21095042 said, western governments aren't about to let the boomer property owners go around; they will allow foreign investment and increase housing subsidies for first time homebuyers if they sense that the market is shaky. "Too big to fail" is naive, but they will prevent a 2008 style crash at all costs. Even then, it took less than 10 years for the market to bounce back in most areas.