Luna reaches $0.01 USD!!

at least it made us some quick cash ;)
still gonna keep some of the profits in luna and see what happens.
 
at least it made us some quick cash ;)
still gonna keep some of the profits in luna and see what happens.
haha the worst part is that I didn't even lose as I didn't put anything significant on it haha
I lost the $0.02 i had in my exchange account though :D
 
The people who got encouraged to invest after this post would be crying now as it has reduced even more.
 
The people who got encouraged to invest after this post would be crying now as it has reduced even more.

I'm not gonna lie, I am not happy with myself :D

But it's only $123 bucks, so I'll lick my wounds for a minute and I'll be all right.
 
Yeah, I think most of us just threw a few bucks at it to see what would happen. I mean, it's a thread started by a dude named @LuckyGamble, this thread lives up to the expectation minus the luck ;)

Luna is 19.3% up in the past 24h

I'm totally gonna cash out to get my money back if it hits $0.004+

However, I'm not sure I'll be able to. Are trades still happening for Luna on Binance? I don't know..
 
Voyager is still up for me, not sure about the binance USDC/LUNA pair though.
 
Voyager is still up for me, not sure about the binance USDC/LUNA pair though.

It's probably still on.

I just need 1 more pump for Luna, get my money out/back.

After that, it can RIP the fuck out.
 
Sorry to hear that. It definitely was an unexpected rug pull there. Crypto is just crazy volatile in general.
 
The FEDFUD has already started. Here from Harvard. The article itself points out a few of the flaws that do already have remedies (not that they discuss them), but few are implementing them (moonies). I just thought I would interrupt yesterday's news with a little today. Time to scratch the losses and edit roadmap priorities people. Algorithmic "stable" coins have been very problematic for the chain ecosystem as a whole. Even "backed" stable coins are too vulnerable to fiat attacks.

I do definitely disagree with "(though I do think the financial incentive to be skeptical of crypto is dwarfed compared to the incentive to be positive about it)." however. Kinda misses the blockchain anti-fiat sector competing with the FED/IMF. I think this is bigger than Snoop peddling.
 
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