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I baught calls on KODAK at 10.70

How fucked am I

Instead of telling you a specific coin or token I will tell you my strategy to choose which projects to discard. This will help you avoid 95% of scams. The moment I started doing this I stopped losing money.

0- You find or know about a project because of a shill, larp or shitpost in 4chan or other similar social media.
1- Look up project in CMC or CoinGecko
2- Click in the "Website" link. See if their site looks professional and well made. (https, professional design)
3- Find the "About Us" or "Team" tab
4- Look up WHO is in charge of the project first.
5- If there are more than two or three Chinese people in positions of responsibility (CEO, CFO, etc) immediately discard.
6- If the Team page is riddled with diversity hires (>50% of pajeets, arabs, blacks or white women with worthless degrees like "Communication") immediately discard.

If the project passes these tests, then and only then you can bother looking up what it's supposed to be about. Otherwise, you're wasting your time.

7- If it's an "exchange of value" or "currency" protocol it's 99% going to be worthless in the long run. (See: all the BTC clones that got nowhere)
8- Try to find out what the token or coin does. It has to be something of real world utility, preferably B2B with connections to actual industries where it would have a very specific application. It has to be very niched and specific and give actual reasons as to why their solution would be used by the industry.
9- If the main page is riddled with buzzwords and talks about the "community" of users (aka appeal to groupthink) immediately discard.
10- If the main page has any of the typical off-topic progressive political bullshit corporations peddle (fag rights, fag flag, nigger pandering, gender freak tolerance, etc) immediately discard, they're not in the business of making money.

But most importantly, use the ABC strategy: Always Buy Chainlink. It never fails.

>>19978242

The most important characteristic of what is masculine is consistency. All masculine qualities in one way or another derive from it. And all these words you've said are specific terms for different types of consistency:

Loyalty: being consistently supportive of X person, institution, or idea; no matter what happens.
Dignity: consistently acting in a way that inspires respect, no matter what happens.
Honor: being consistent with your words and actions, no matter what happens.

Masculine people are consistent and are hard to sway; their views, morals and actions are set and hardly changing. Feminine people change their opinions all the time and are flimsy as a stick of wood.
When you ask why women don't know these things what you really are asking us is why women are not masculine. The answer is: because it's not their job to be so.

Expecting women to be loyal, have dignity, or be honorable is like leaving your dog alone in the room with a steak, expecting him to not eat it when you leave the room, and getting mad when he does. If you get mad at a dog for doing what's in his nature you are the only one that is to blame for having been so naive.