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Every new trader should legally have to have this branded on their foreheads before they're given a license to be able to buy crypto.
SHITS ABOUT TO GO DOWN
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Every new trader should legally have to have this branded on their foreheads before they're given a license to be able to buy crypto.
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Funny. Yet the whole point of crypto was to not require licenses and shit. People should be free to burn their money if they choose to.
And they chose to.
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Yeah was just tongue in cheek just saying that new traders don't realise that anything can happen.
The crypto industry has become a mainstream-afied version of it's former self for years now and in the not to distant future it will be mostly indistinguishable from investing in stocks or forex once fully regulated so the actual big money can flow in.
Sad times for anyone that actually cares about the spirit of decentralisation, but it's been going that way for years already and will only get less and less "crypto". Coinbase, Gemini etc are the worst for it.. don't give a shit if it's wall street 2.0 as long as they're at the top of the new pile.
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It's much worse than wall street IMO.
Those dollar coins are empty. It's gonna be funny when everyone tries to withdraw.
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It rallied to 11K, I am sure it will revisit earlier levels again. But I guess, even if it does not come come to mainstream and just feeds off tech companies and back-end operations of tech companies, it still gonna stay valuable. Plus, the crypto-community (increasing day by day) is still gonna stay behind projects that they are backing.
I am not following BTC/ALTs but I can see real scenario of few of the projects that are coming from blockchain background. It will be tough to supress anything that has massive following and limited supply. I maybe wrong but there are real chances that BTC will revisit 20K mark in coming months. It again, is matter of when.
Around 30-40% are holding mainstream coins for good (hoping it will grow to 100K or more)
I am not following BTC/ALTs but I can see real scenario of few of the projects that are coming from blockchain background. It will be tough to supress anything that has massive following and limited supply. I maybe wrong but there are real chances that BTC will revisit 20K mark in coming months. It again, is matter of when.
Dollar or FIAT coins are not meant for investment, I mean I do not see why one will invest in them.
Around 30-40% are holding mainstream coins for good (hoping it will grow to 100K or more)
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Do you think all of them are?
Obviously know about Tether's history, but have been meaning to dedicate some time to researching TUSD and USDC for their structure and reserves for a while, but haven't got around to it.
I was at least under the impression that USDC is designed to be super transparent and as a result their reserves provably match their claimed reserves, but like I said, have never thoroughly checked because I don't use them.
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Losers selling Bitcoin and now trying to spread FUD lol, lame as fckkkk
Every FUD you try to bullsh*t people with can be a bump in the road at most. Good luck trying though.
Every FUD you try to bullsh*t people with can be a bump in the road at most. Good luck trying though.
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Learns the term "FUD" 3 weeks ago >> starts using it everywhere >> buys $200 of BTC >> instant baller.
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lol, okay
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I donno really, I'm just looking at it as an outsider, but if you take a look at where coins are traded and how much (coin mk caps shows you pairs) then you see Tether is everywhere, probably 99% of it all is rated in tethers.