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Press F to pay respects

>> No.49363783

Press X repeatedly to lick my ass

>> No.49363786

X

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X

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>>49363786

>> No.49363795

>>49363768
f

>> No.49363835

>>49363783
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>> No.49363844

>>49363768
bullish fud

>> No.49364371

>>49363768
>t. panic sold when it depegged for a few minutes, which is common when a lot of money is being moved

>> No.49364379

At this point I'm convinced that most tether fud comes from seething nocoibers.

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>>49363768
1 USDT = 1 USDT

>> No.49364395

>>49363844

Bullish? It literally cannot go above $1.
Any news about tether is inherently bearish

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Serious question, what the fuck happened

>> No.49364435

>>49364402
What always happens when a ton of people are exiting the market
You must be new here

>> No.49364638

>>49364435
> You too

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>>49363768
It's a funny joke today. Point being, TODAY.

The entire point of crypto was to replace the fiat currency system due to its inherent centralization. Instead of a centralized entity saying "let there be money", we have an open and distributed network of peers saying "let there be money" - in such a way that no individual can own or control the entire system.

And yet, I keep seeing centralized kike projects owned and controlled by private for-profit companies that promise the moon to any sucker willing to throw money at them, claiming that their totally groundbreaking, absolutely unbreakable, 100% guaranteed trustworthy solution will solve all the problems that all the other projects before them failed to solve.

>Oy what's that, you've found that the system has problems? If things aren't running 100% smoothly you might lose all your money? Don't worry! That's just growing pains! The perfect solution is coming soon! <JEW> company will always be around to fix any issues, and you'll get all the profits you deserve just by sitting there doing nothing! Look! Other goys are giving us their money and number is going up again! That must mean that everything is fine!

Here's a quick litmus test to determine if a crypto project is worth anything: is it owned or controlled by a centralized company? Does its network rely on a small group of nodes that only a select few can run? If that company and/or group went bust tomorrow, would it still keep working, or even existing?
If the answer to any one of those questions was no, then that project is absolutely worthless.

Stablecoins, in that regard, are one of the worst offenders, and the furthest things from the original goals of freedom and decentralization. They are just another financial product, sold by yet another for-profit company that's aiming to earn a profit off of (you).

Cryptocurrencies - REAL cryptocurrencies - are supposed to create a new form of sound money: backed by the will of the people who use it.

>> No.49365079

>>49363768
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