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>mfw there are people actually defending this fact, and continue to wonder why the world is so shit

GO BERNIE AND GO YANG.

>>2087402
Look, I really get it. You regret not having purchased XBY when it was 1 sat, 100 sat, etc.

But "someone is gonna get rich off this!!!111" isn't equivalent to "this is shit, you should sell". If there was a time for XBY to crash, it was right after the 50k block because the demand for static nodes would be gone. But it didn't crash-- it mooned and will continue to moon.

Remember when BTC was sub $1? Sub $10? Sub $100? I'm not trying to tell you that XBY is going to be the next BTC; anyone telling you that would be making too many assumptions. BUT, I can tell you that great risk can come with great reward. Those who are investing in XBY are taking great risk. Things like
- no whitepaper
- shady devs
- new tech

Despite this, many people (I included) bought in. Imagine now if this hits $1? $10? $100? Why do I give a shit if the people who made this successful get a piece of the pie? Hell, they *deserve* a huge chunk of the pie if everyone else who bought in is eating too.

And the current price rises... these are just the beginning. Remember, once static nodes are actually online, a shit ton of the coins will be kicked out of circulation. Now obviously the price won't skyrocket immediately, but over the course of... a week? a day? an hour? and if you're someone who already has a static node.... oh boy...

tl;dr XBY MOON