What do yall think about $FRENZ?

[totototo]

https://www.frenzwith.money/es/

honestly the community in this token is literally one of the strongest communities i have seen for a non launched meme coin, if you go to youtube youll see like five different famous crypto youtubers talking about it
Also its twitter page has 20k followers and is obviously verified

what do yall think?
@chudlite @RICHCELDOM @noodlelover @FBl

 

[RICHCELDOM]

https://www.frenzwith.money/es/

honestly the community in this token is literally one of the strongest communities i have seen for a non launched meme coin, if you go to youtube youll see like five different famous crypto youtubers talking about it

what do yall think?
@chudlite @RICHCELDOM @noodlelover @FBl

presale = scam. its as simple as that sir.

 

[FBl]

https://www.frenzwith.money/es/

honestly the community in this token is literally one of the strongest communities i have seen for a non launched meme coin, if you go to youtube youll see like five different famous crypto youtubers talking about it
Also its twitter page has 20k followers and is obviously verified

what do yall think?
@chudlite @RICHCELDOM @noodlelover @FBl

Pre-sales are usually PNDs I don't trust them

 

[totototo]

presale = scam. its as simple as that sir.

not with this huge community and low dev percentaje

 

[RICHCELDOM]

not with this huge community and low dev percentaje

you know they presale buyers is also dev

 

[totototo]

Pre-sales are usually PNDs I don't trust them

idk this one seems legit and when it drops itll sure pop off, ill just put 200 usd tho

 

[totototo]

Pre-sales are usually PNDs I don't trust them

just be part of the pump theory

 

[noodlelover]

Classic pump and dump scheme.

Devs dump on the pre-sale people. Devs make money. Presale people loose money. There probably won't be any one who buys post pre-sale.

No intrinsic value.

But please don't tag me in any more memecoins. I believe the market is adapting to recognize there's no value in memecoins, so it's a strategic mistake to invest in them.

 

[RICHCELDOM]

Pre-sales are usually PNDs I don't trust them

glad we agree

 

[piec]

No intrinsic value.

nothing in crypto has intrinsic value, memecoins are the exact same ponzi as the rest

 

[totototo]

Classic pump and dump scheme.

Devs dump on the pre-sale people. Devs make money. Presale people loose money. There probably won't be any one who buys post pre-sale.

No intrinsic value.

But please don't tag me in any more memecoins. I believe the market is adapting to recognize there's no value in memecoins, so it's a strategic mistake to invest in them.

rizzmas did 600000% yesterday between 2am and 10am nigga literally if you had put at least 200usd in it you would have 1.2mill

 

[noodlelover]

nothing in crypto has intrinsic value

Research Smart Contracts and their use cases. They're already being used by a number of businesses to save money and reduce risk.

CBDCs and DAOs are also worth researching.

Markets evolve to reduce costs and risks, so you can project likely paths for technology.

 

[noodlelover]

You're reaction show's me there are a ton of things you have very little understanding of.

@piec

This is what makes the market predictable, it takes a long time for information, ideas, and understanding to propagate through the population.

Take the early days of the internet. Amazon selling books, and then in 1998 selling music and games would have been an obvious good investment.

However plenty of retards invested in Pets.com, selling dogfood which had a huge cost to distribute because of the weight, or an online retailer selling groceries, which again would have had costs too high for the time, in transportation. I was a child at the time, so I had no money to invest, but these were still obviously bad investments to me because I could do basic math, and had a basic capacity for cognition.

My parents at the time did not, as well as adults, and the media, which really shows how incredible dumb and lazy most adults are.

The point is, people are bad at math, and lazy, so even a little bit of work puts you ahead of them. But if you're not willing to spend a couple hours researching smart contracts, and objectively looking at them from a cost benefit perspective and how they'll fit into the wider adapting market, then you're proof of how slow and easily beatable the market is, if you adopt a long term perspective.

 

[piec]

You're reaction show's me there are a ton of things you have very little understanding of.

@piec

This is what makes the market predictable, it takes a long time for information, ideas, and understanding to propagate through the population.

Take the early days of the internet. Amazon selling books, and then in 1998 selling music and games would have been an obvious good investment.

However plenty of retards invested in Pets.com, selling dogfood which had a huge cost to distribute because of the weight, or an online retailer selling groceries, which again would have had costs too high for the time, in transportation.

The point is, people are bad at math, and lazy, so even a little bit of work puts you ahead of them. But if you're not willing to spend a couple hours researching smart contracts, and objectively looking at them from a cost benefit perspective and how they'll fit into the wider adapting market, then you're proof of how slow and easily beatable the market is, if you adopt a long term perspective.

hindsight king mirin

 

[noodlelover]

hindsight king mirin

No. I literally called it at the time, despite being a child. Before those companies went under, while they were still in bubbles.

I couldn't explain it to my retard parents but it's basic math.

Add up all the costs of a company, and calculate a sale price for their product, and see if that's competitive. This is 2nd grade math.

 

[piec]

No. I literally called it at the time, despite being a child. Before those companies went under, while they were still in bubbles.

I couldn't explain it to my retard parents but it's basic math.

Add up all the costs of a company, and calculate a sale price for their product, and see if that's competitive. This is 2nd grade math.

well then if you say so i believe u

 

[noodlelover]

well then if you say so i believe u

I'm not asking you to believe me, I'm telling you if that you're capable of basic addition, subtraction, and multiplication using a computer you can see what technologies are likely to be adapted in the future.

You can stop investing in pump and dump schemes.

You're willfully ignorant and mock people who know more than you, despite how easy it would be for you to spend a little bit of time learning and thinking.

I know you're capable of it if you're not mentally handicapped because we all do it in school. It's just astounds me that so few people use their brain outside of the classroom despite the long term benefits of doing so.

I'd say it's something to do with the internet, and getting people addicted to easy entertainment, but this problem has existed before the internet, and before TV. I think it's the brains natural tendency to preserve energy, but it can be overcome.

 

[piec]

I'm not asking you to believe me, I'm telling you if that you're capable of basic addition, subtraction, and multiplication using a computer you can see what technologies are likely to be adapted in the future.

You can stop investing in pump and dump schemes.

You're willfully ignorant and mock people who know more than you, despite how easy it would be for you to spend a little bit of time learning and thinking.

I know you're capable of it if you're not mentally handicapped because we all do it in school. It's just astounds me that so few people use their brain outside of the classroom despite the long term benefits of doing so.

I'd say it's something to do with the internet, and getting people addicted to easy entertainment, but this problem has existed before the internet, and before TV. I think it's the brains natural tendency to preserve energy, but it can be overcome.

 

[noodlelover]

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lol. Never mind.

Enjoy your day!

 

[piec]

@noodlelover cryptos "utility" is buying low and selling high. what does that job best? memecoins, and who does this best? solana. thats why its pumping as motherfucker while littly cucky eth watches with all its goofy utilities. some things are really that simple

 

[noodlelover]

@noodlelover cryptos "utility" is buying low and selling high. what does that job best? memecoins, and who does this best? solana. thats why its pumping as motherfucker while littly cucky eth watches with all its goofy utilities. some things are really that simple

ETH is up 2,000% in the last five years.

If you want to treat crypto like a casino and invest in lots of bubbles, you can do that, and you might even get lucky and make money in the short term but imho it's not the best long term strategy.

Markets are a popularity contest in the short term and a weighing machine in the long term.

 

[totototo]

ETH is up 2,000% in the last five years.

If you want to treat crypto like a casino and invest in lots of bubbles, you can do that, and you might even get lucky and make money in the short term but imho it's not the best long term strategy.

Markets are a popularity contest in the short term and a weighing machine in the long term.

ETH 2000% in five years
Rizzmas 600000% in less than a day

 

[totototo]

ETH 2000% in five years
Rizzmas 600000% in less than a day

@noodlelover answer this nigga

 

[noodlelover]

@noodlelover answer this nigga

ETH 2000% in five years
Rizzmas 600000% in less than a day

It's like slot machines. Yes, you could make a lot of money playing the slot machines.

But it's still a bad decision, if you have no way of predicting the winners with any accuracy, other than luck.

"Intuition" "Gut feeling" are not anything I would put my faith in.

32 percent of the world is Christian. Their intuition and gut feeling is telling them with absolute certainty that Christianity is the correct religion.

26 percent of the world is Muslim. Their intuition and gut feeling are telling them with absolute certainty that Islam is the correct religion.

15 percent of the world is Hindu, and so on.

Statistically speaking, at minimum 68 percent of the world's gut feeling and intuition of what they truly believe about reality, is completely wrong. And that's at minimum, it's more likely over 80%, but for sake of argument let's say it's 68 percent.

If you can't trust your intuition and gut feeling of truth, about the nature of god and reality, then I sure as hell wouldn't trust it about gambling.

And that's what this is, you might win at a coin or two but the house always wins (The people creating the pump and dump meme coins). And in this scenario the house could loose as well because they could wind up in jail, or spending money to create coins that don't pump enough to make back their costs.

Or you could win a few coins, get out before the dumps, become over confident and loose it all in a few pump and dumps that have no exit liquidity.

Don't underestimate the intelligence of the scammers. They can fake comments, thumbs up, etc. to make it appear like there's a ground swelling of interest in the coin. They can fake price charts with wash trading or other methods, to make the chart patterns appear promising.

They can make you believe you're part of a secretive community that has the inside scoop on things and will find out about the coin before any one else, and then you'll all promote it and dump on outsiders. When in reality, your the one's getting dumped on and you get banned if you say anything. This is a common scam with Discord and Telegram groups.

By all means, play the game that most interests you, but just know that you are going head to head against teams of intelligent people that are also learning to better and better scam "investors." with deception to include astroturfing.