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>>27329219

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Some of you guys here know what happens when Bitcoin reached ~50k

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>>24899269

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must listen for fellow schizos
https://youtu.be/ym8BGfEQXcc?t=3044

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>>24747688
crash straight upwards you mean

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>>24531286
*shakes fist*

>>24531293
Ripple buying back? maybe they are behind some of the flatlined price?

>>24531315
sorry man what happened was i had made the post but didn't click the captcha thing, but switched the picture and accidentally clicked the captcha. you can bake the next one i should go do some work anyway

>>24531341
it's speculated that Mr Pool is Schwartz but i think it's more likely that all of these riddler folks (bearableguy, the riddler fella that makes videos, mr pool) are a collective of people working for/contracted by Ripple (the company) to build viral buzz and get a certain subset of the population interested in XRP. it reminds me a lot of Qanon and before that Cicada 3301, in that there's kind of some bleedover between real life and the riddles (remember the Korean president's shirt?), and a certain sort of cryptography-obsessive user who is targeted/rewarded (Val Jester Locke, bless her schizoaffective heart, is an example of this in the XRP community)

here's an article about Q that provides some good insight into the possibly-glowing people behind some of these ARG riddler internet games: https://heavy.com/news/thomas-schoenberger-qanon/

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>>24290375
sorry to hear that.
But dont give up. We all going to make it.

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>>24232666
Checked

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>>24203333
I can't believe this. This is too obvious. What is going on.

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>>24198349
>Trying to larp as a /pol/ poster

We see you.

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>>24190664
Don't buy the flower buy the garden

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>>22980148
>testing ground
Kek i just imagine 7d complex's laughing at us and their buddies wandering the 3d world...who knows...some of us are probably 6d on some mission we have to fulfill...some people even come in with the knowledge but that's not as fun. Fukn cheaters

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What up future posters

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>>21154628
True, there are people buying Link for 13$.
I guess they will be buying Lcx for 13$ too.
Thats life i guess.

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>>20066112
You can't be expected to like all distortions. We're here to experience after all not complain like normies about the effects afterwards.

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>vast majority of bitcoins is owned by people who 'can't cash out'.
>Millions of bitcoins held by people that are deceased or who have lost access to their wallets due to them not paying attention and buying/mining bitcoin between 2009-2013.
>Rich billionaires know this and are buying the dips off whales until they control vast majority of the supply.
>This will slowly stabilize bitcoin over time, allowing them to hedge against inflation and prepare for the blockchain revolution.
>Millions of Bitcoins are bag held by normies which will not sell until they moon/can reach their desired sell price.
>Bitcoin is now harder and more expensive to mine therefore half the amount of BTC can be dumped each year from miners

This is the reason BTC despite all odds has managed to stay above 3k for the past few years,
whales have been manipulating the price but are slowly losing control.

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>vast majority of bitcoins is owned by people who 'can't cash out'.
>Millions of bitcoins held by people that are deceased or who have lost access to their wallets due to them not paying attention and buying/mining bitcoin between 2009-2013.
>Rich billionaires know this and are buying the dips off whales until they control vast majority of the supply.
>This will slowly stabilize bitcoin over time, allowing them to hedge against inflation and prepare for the blockchain revolution.
>Millions of Bitcoins are bag held by normies which will not sell until they moon/can reach their desired sell price.
>Bitcoin is now harder and more expensive to mine therefore half the amount of BTC can be dumped each year from miners

This is the reason BTC despite all odds has managed to stay above 3k for the past few years,
whales have been manipulating the price but are slowly losing control.

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>>19141100
Daily reminder,
>vast majority of bitcoins is owned by people who 'can't cash out'.
>Millions of bitcoins held by people that are deceased or who have lost access to their wallets due to them not paying attention and buying/mining bitcoin between 2009-2013.
>Rich billionaires know this and are buying the dips off whales until they control vast majority of the supply.
>This will slowly stabilize bitcoin over time, allowing them to hedge against inflation and prepare for the blockchain revolution.
>Millions of Bitcoins are bag held by normies which will not sell until they moon/can reach their desired sell price.
>Bitcoin is now harder and more expensive to mine therefore half the amount of BTC can be dumped each year from miners

This is the reason BTC despite all odds has managed to stay above 3k for the past few years,
whales have been manipulating the price but are slowly losing control.

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