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literally who

>>12380619
This moron is talking out of his ass, the assets are valuable because others want to buy. BTC is such a small asset class that it is irrelevant in the grand scheme of things.
Grow up

>>12380619
Bring on the pump baby! I'll go balls deep into BTC if this is even remotely true.

>>12380724
>not knowing Vladislav "the talking tree" Ginko

>>12380763
Bitcoin will unironically go to $1MM if this is true, so your balls deep investment won't buy shit.

>>12380619
all you had to do was buy bitcoin

>>12380776
The fuck you think it will go from 3k to 1mil overnight? Lmao get fucking real.

>>12380776
Only linkies are this delusional, you are one, aren't you?

>>12380619
No one, not noone...noone isn't a word.

>>12380619
>vlad
>apotion
>$470 billion

imagine the bags

>>12380619
this is so fucking pathetic

this is complete non-sense and it would cause lot of other countries to fomo hard

simply fake news

>>12380619
not enough bitcoin to even be possible

>>12380821
time to go back

>>12380619
>$10B investment
>BTC literally dumps that every day
>OH MUCH WOW

>>12380619
Imagine actually believing this.

>>12380619
putin will ban bitcoin before investing in it. wtf.

>>12380619
it's a fake twitter account

>>12380619
don't get jumpy you faggots these fags won't market buy. They'll manipulate you into selling.
If they decided to publicly announce buying btc then they've already been amassing btc for a while, you can be sure of that. These fuckers don't play nice and they don't market buy unless it's to facilitate a pump

>>12380868
What did you try to say?

>>12380619
anon you only talk about russia in relation to vitalik bowing down to them and waves. never anything positive

>>12380893
also this wouldn't reflect on the market cap
think about all of this guys. News like this comes before major dumps. They want you to buy in now before the next leg down. And there will be another leg down, I guarantee it.
Buy in the 2k range.

>>12380875
Russia is heavily sanctioned and therefore would stand to gain from the adoption of a censorship resistant currency.

also yoshit the best exchange

>>12380893
again dictators hate what they can't control. since it's nigh impossible to unilaterally control bitcoin for any state they will just ban it to make adoption harder.

>>12380619
In April he was shilling litecoin
"Litecoin takes bitcoin down a peg [Russian idiom translation] - it's all about low fees when making payments'

>>12380919
nah... childish fantasy that you could avoid sanctions on russian business by adopting crypto. the other end of the business is the one easier to control anyhow: goods and services.

>>12380619
Is this guy a janitor or what position does he have in the russian gubernment

>>12380955
he's one of the 5000 teachers at the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration.

>investing $470bn
>at least $10bn this quarter

So they're going to spend 12 years slowly moving the funds into bitcoin. That sounds fucking retarded

the only thing bitcoin is useful for russia is funding their kgb agents across the sea.

The negative posts here makes me believe it's true.