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>/biz/: the 15th is a nothing burger!!!
>tether stops printing billions of dollars a day for the first time in the whole bullrun and hasn't printed more since
Are you baby mumus ready to experience your first crash in a manipulated market? Have you ever been literally unable to sell your bags due to network congestion and watched them go to 0 in a matter of hours as everybody scrambles to find the extremely few real dollars in crypto? In a 1 trillion dollar market there's probably less than $20b to go around. I hope you manage to reach the exits first.

>> No.26105585

>>26105555
I sold days ago

>> No.26105648

already sold last week
not gonna end up with the thin air thether fraud dollars

>> No.26105691

have a source on that? (stopped printing)

>> No.26105942
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26105942

>>26105691
>these are the people you share /biz/ with

>> No.26106141

>>26105555
sold all my tether for btc a week ago

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>> No.26106381

Tether here

YOU WLL NEVER STOP US!!

>> No.26106415

>>26105555
The reason they stopped printing is people started redeeming. Simple as. We'll see if it holds.

>> No.26106532

It's funny how the bulls have finally accepted defeat. Just a couple days ago they were clinging onto hope and shitting up every thread on this board with their ignorance

>> No.26106579

>>26105555
So what actually came out on the 15th? I couldn't find anything about what went down

>> No.26106618

>>26105555
Those numerals don't lie. Bullrun officially over.

>> No.26106634

OP are you totally disregarding USDC adoption?

>> No.26106730

>>26105942
zoom in: doesn't look to be a real abnormal movement
and usdc got a nice bump on sat 16th, so there is still legit demand out there
not too worried at this stage