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RICHCELDOM

RICHCELDOM

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i sold early it would of been over 100k at peak prices :feelswhy:
 
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Least obvious crypto pumping
 
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Least obvious crypto pumping
nah waffles is the davicis cat meme so it was a good play i regret to this day ( this is an old screenshot)
 
nah waffles is the davicis cat meme so it was a good play i regret to this day ( this is an old screenshot)
Judging by how dumb it would be for you to try and pump it right now I’m sorry for the attack I have launched against you that touched your heart
 
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Judging by how dumb it would be for you to try and pump it right now I’m sorry for the attack I have launched against you that touched your heart
i don't have the powers to pump it sir. it would require a whale :ROFLMAO:
 
i don't have the powers to pump it sir. it would require a whale :ROFLMAO:
Yeah my bad I figured that out later I don’t fuck with crypto that much but I keep seeing these pump and dumps
 
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Yeah my bad I figured that out later I don’t fuck with crypto that much but I keep seeing these pump and dumps
YES crypto is all about pump and dumps
 
Are you even able to cash out shit coins once they hit 100K +?
yes if there is enough liquidity , if there isn't you have to sell it bit by bit or else you face a "slippage " problem where you can maybe cash out 70% of what you see on the balance.
 
yes if there is enough liquidity , if there isn't you have to sell it bit by bit or else you face a "slippage " problem where you can maybe cash out 70% of what you see on the balance.
crypto is all a scam for me. it’s worse than printed money because
1. Everybody can track every transaction (yes even monero)
2. It’s just numbers on a screen
3. You can just lose all of it in one night
 
Just be thankful that you are in profit. If you captured the move up to 100K, you would have also captured the downside immediately after the top. Chances are, you would not have been able to perfectly time your exit.
 
crypto is all a scam for me. it’s worse than printed money because
1. Everybody can track every transaction (yes even monero)
2. It’s just numbers on a screen
3. You can just lose all of it in one night
wash your monero lel
 
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crypto is all a scam for me. it’s worse than printed money because
1. Everybody can track every transaction (yes even monero)
2. It’s just numbers on a screen
3. You can just lose all of it in one night
hmm all of those augments are wrong sorry bro haha
 
monero is literally hosted on a private blockchain lel
im not speaking about monero , lets use btc as the best arguemtn as its most decentralised.btc is the most sound money ever created by human kind.
 
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im not speaking about monero , lets use btc as the best arguemtn as its most decentralised.btc is the most sound money ever created by human kind.
Lets steal 250mil no vpn
 
Lets steal 250mil no vpn
that exactly proves its not a scam as all transactions are recorded so its exactly anti fraud.
 
Yeah you're never reaching six figures and keeping it longer than a month lmfao, if ever.
 
Explain how they aren’t
ok I get it you hate crypto. Its ok bro i don't have the energy to explain how bitcoin is the best money a human has made.

get a digital copy if you wanna know why:

 
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ok I get it you hate crypto. Its ok bro i don't have the energy to explain how bitcoin is the best money a human has made.

get a digital copy if you wanna know why:

No explain why you think they are wrong don’t be a girl
 
You took your shower answer to my questions

1. "Everybody can track every transaction (yes, even Monero)"

Counter-argument:While it's true that many cryptocurrencies operate on public blockchains, transparency is not necessarily a downside. Public ledgers offer accountability and reduce fraud because every transaction is visible, verifiable, and immutable. This contrasts with traditional banking systems, where the inner workings are often opaque.

For privacy-focused cryptocurrencies like Monero, advanced cryptography (ring signatures, stealth addresses) still makes it extremely difficult for outsiders to track individual transactions. While no system is foolproof, Monero has a reputation for strong privacy protections.

Additionally, not everyone values absolute privacy; some people prioritize security and transparency, which public blockchains excel at.

2. "It’s just numbers on a screen"

Counter-argument:This can also be said of traditional currencies and assets. Most modern money is digital, existing as numbers in bank accounts or financial systems. When you check your bank balance, those are numbers on a screen representing claims to fiat money. Cryptocurrencies are similar but operate on decentralized networks without the need for intermediaries like banks or governments.

Moreover, cryptocurrencies offer unique properties that fiat currencies don’t, such as decentralization, programmable contracts (like Ethereum smart contracts), and a limited supply (e.g., Bitcoin’s cap of 21 million), making them resistant to inflation.

3. "You can just lose all of it in one night"

Counter-argument:The volatility of cryptocurrency is undeniable, but it's important to distinguish between speculative behavior and the underlying technology. All investments carry risks, and many traditional markets (stocks, commodities) can see dramatic losses overnight as well.

However, with proper risk management, such as using secure wallets, spreading investments across different assets, and employing stop-loss mechanisms, these risks can be mitigated. Additionally, crypto assets like stablecoins (e.g., USDC, DAI) are pegged to fiat currencies, which makes them less prone to extreme volatility.

Ultimately, while it's true that you can lose money quickly in crypto, the same can be said of any high-risk investment or even fiat currency in the event of hyperinflation or a banking collapse.
 

1. "Everybody can track every transaction (yes, even Monero)"

Counter-argument:While it's true that many cryptocurrencies operate on public blockchains, transparency is not necessarily a downside. Public ledgers offer accountability and reduce fraud because every transaction is visible, verifiable, and immutable. This contrasts with traditional banking systems, where the inner workings are often opaque.

For privacy-focused cryptocurrencies like Monero, advanced cryptography (ring signatures, stealth addresses) still makes it extremely difficult for outsiders to track individual transactions. While no system is foolproof, Monero has a reputation for strong privacy protections.

Additionally, not everyone values absolute privacy; some people prioritize security and transparency, which public blockchains excel at.

2. "It’s just numbers on a screen"

Counter-argument:This can also be said of traditional currencies and assets. Most modern money is digital, existing as numbers in bank accounts or financial systems. When you check your bank balance, those are numbers on a screen representing claims to fiat money. Cryptocurrencies are similar but operate on decentralized networks without the need for intermediaries like banks or governments.

Moreover, cryptocurrencies offer unique properties that fiat currencies don’t, such as decentralization, programmable contracts (like Ethereum smart contracts), and a limited supply (e.g., Bitcoin’s cap of 21 million), making them resistant to inflation.

3. "You can just lose all of it in one night"

Counter-argument:The volatility of cryptocurrency is undeniable, but it's important to distinguish between speculative behavior and the underlying technology. All investments carry risks, and many traditional markets (stocks, commodities) can see dramatic losses overnight as well.

However, with proper risk management, such as using secure wallets, spreading investments across different assets, and employing stop-loss mechanisms, these risks can be mitigated. Additionally, crypto assets like stablecoins (e.g., USDC, DAI) are pegged to fiat currencies, which makes them less prone to extreme volatility.

Ultimately, while it's true that you can lose money quickly in crypto, the same can be said of any high-risk investment or even fiat currency in the event of hyperinflation or a banking collapse.
The fact that you used ChatGPT to type out arguments means you don’t know stuff about it.

Monero protects your information in the blockchain, but it can not protect you for having bad OPSEC, of which you leave countless traces of.

While digital bank money and cash don’t have any real value behind them so does crypto. The difference of crypto is it can crash any time any where. You don’t see that with banks
 
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The fact that you used ChatGPT to type out arguments means you don’t know stuff about it.

Monero protects your information in the blockchain, but it can not protect you for having bad OPSEC, of which you leave countless traces of.

While digital bank money and cash don’t have any real value behind them so does crypto. The difference of crypto is it can crash any time any where. You don’t see that with banks
its because i have no fucking time to talk to you nigga
 
The fact that you used ChatGPT to type out arguments means you don’t know stuff about it.

Monero protects your information in the blockchain, but it can not protect you for having bad OPSEC, of which you leave countless traces of.

While digital bank money and cash don’t have any real value behind them so does crypto. The difference of crypto is it can crash any time any where. You don’t see that with banks
infect I will never reply to you ever again.ignoring.
 
I would've been a multi millionaire if i held some of the coins i bought for longer lmao
 
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I would've been a multi millionaire if i held some of the coins i bought for longer lmao
yeah but which one?
 
Give me 50 bucks saar pls
 
I had 500k at ATH last bull run, now 50k jfl
yes crypto takes much faster than it gives. I am not interested in buying meme coins anymore its just not the strategy to get rich.
 
yes crypto takes much faster than it gives. I am not interested in buying meme coins anymore its just not the strategy to get rich.
I'm still bullish on NFTs, a cryptopunk sold for like 2M few weeks ago, still going like 70-100k on avg. BAYC like ~30k.
OG NFTs on Cardano have held up pretty well and are at discount prices now too.

Not so big on Solana because looking at commits the last one was 6 months ago. Sure, they have a lot of Indian code monkeys building meme coins on it right now, but the core devs aren't really innovating. The chain has massive problems, is extremely centralized and gone down several times. Also Solana's TPS is very inflated because 80% of the transactions fail.

Depending on if Trump wins the election and forms a crypto advisory committee, alts like Cardano, Polkadot, Eth, Tezos, Solana could go haywire. Especially Cardano, because Charles Hoskinson has testified in front of congress once before. Has many connections, very eloquent, good leader and overall a very likeable persona. Vitalik is... just an autist who posts edgy stuff on Twitter. Muh "DoNT vOTe oN sOmEoNe BaSed On If TheyRe PrO-CryPto oR NoT". Charles is friends with Snoop Dogg and his son too. Snoop Dogg literally made a Belgian bakery company pump just from a video of him eating one of their cookies lol.


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I'm still bullish on NFTs, a cryptopunk sold for like 2M few weeks ago, still going like 70-100k on avg. BAYC like ~30k.
OG NFTs on Cardano have held up pretty well and are at discount prices now too.

Not so big on Solana because looking at commits the last one was 6 months ago. Sure, they have a lot of Indian code monkeys building meme coins on it right now, but the core devs aren't really innovating. The chain has massive problems, is extremely centralized and gone down several times. Also Solana's TPS is very inflated because 80% of the transactions fail.

Depending on if Trump wins the election and forms a crypto advisory committee, alts like Cardano, Polkadot, Eth, Tezos, Solana could go haywire. Especially Cardano, because Charles Hoskinson has testified in front of congress once before. Has many connections, very eloquent, good leader and overall a very likeable persona. Vitalik is... just an autist who posts edgy stuff on Twitter. Muh "DoNT vOTe oN sOmEoNe BaSed On If TheyRe PrO-CryPto oR NoT". Charles is friends with Snoop Dogg and his son too. Snoop Dogg literally made a Belgian bakery company pump just from a video of him eating one of their cookies lol.


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i might look into cardano smart contracts development.it looks like it might have its own season when btc dom drops.
 
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scf mooned so fast you couldn't buy it at 60k
I bought it at 40k sold at 100k bc It was 2am and I wanted to sleep and couldn't bother monitoring lol
 
yes crypto takes much faster than it gives. I am not interested in buying meme coins anymore its just not the strategy to get rich.

When you're subhuman low IQ you gotta stick with the lowest risk and that's Bitcoin. Recognize your IQ, and play accordingly.
 
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When you're subhuman low IQ you gotta stick with the lowest risk and that's Bitcoin. Recognize your IQ, and play accordingly.
last night i blindly put 90 usd into your shitcoin was that a high iq move
 
last night i blindly put 90 usd into your shitcoin was that a high iq move
It's a good move. Because when it dips 6% and you exit for a loss I can HODL through it for the next Screenshot 20240921 165428

40% pump.
 
i might look into cardano smart contracts development.it looks like it might have its own season when btc dom drops.
I developed smart contracts in Haskell in the early days in 2022 when Vasil Hardfork just came out, and there were 0 resources as it was all new to everyone. It wasn't a fun time...

Now it's dead easy. The community has built many great tools and languages that compile to Haskell (technically "Plutus"). So you can write smart contracts now in any language you like, such as Python (opShin), Typescript, Java, Rust. Most commonly used one is Aiken, because core developers also work on it. Syntax similar to Rust and compiler also written in Rust. Helios also popular one. Dude literally wrote the compiler by himself in 1 JS file consisting of 20,000 lines of code lmfao.

Just have to get used to the E-UTxO accounting model. If you understand how change works then you're set... (unironically most zoomers these days don't anymore as everyone's paying by card nowadays jfl). So it's more like Bitcoin's accounting model than Ethereum. Contracts (validators) are relatively simple. It's just a main function that either returns true or false. If the validator returns true, the transaction is valid, and the user is allowed to spend the UTxO.
 
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I developed smart contracts in Haskell in the early days in 2022 when Vasil Hardfork just came out, and there were 0 resources as it was all new to everyone. It wasn't a fun time...

Now it's dead easy. The community has built many great tools and languages that compile to Haskell (technically "Plutus"). So you can write smart contracts now in any language you like, such as Python (opShin), Typescript, Java, Rust. Most commonly used one is Aiken, because core developers also work on it. Syntax similar to Rust and compiler also written in Rust. Helios also popular one. Dude literally wrote the compiler by himself in 1 JS file consisting of 20,000 lines of code lmfao.

Just have to get used to the E-UTxO accounting model. If you understand how change works then you're set... (unironically most zoomers these days don't anymore as everyone's paying by card nowadays jfl). So it's more like Bitcoin's accounting model than Ethereum. Contracts (validators) are relatively simple. It's just a main function that either returns true or false. If the validator returns true, the transaction is valid, and the user is allowed to spend the UTxO.
Whoa dude you know your stuff
 

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