lot of the userbase used t (and still does) calls anyone who mildly critcized Harris as a secret Russian asset/bot
Yep. As ya remember, I was called a bot and accused of being russian, every single post where I criticized the corrupt duopoly. Even tho I voted socialist! lmao
.world got what they deserved in the election. They were just clueless about how bad of a take they had on things.
OP: you were right. This is a case of PTB for sure.
Kinda surprised to see a nano fan in the wild
Right? Nano is freakin' instant. I don't know how come more people don't use it!
Well, you cared enough to comment, so I guess at least you care.
Thanks, friend!
Well, I don't think it's a scam because of Bitcoin's actual purpose. It was supposed to be used as a legitimate form of alternative currency.
Speculators have decided that it's an investment, which changed all the dynamics. I still use it for it's original purpose, but I think Nano is far superior (and faster) alternative for it when using it for transactions. I love Nano, but not as an investment.
I mostly just speculate with BTC now, and I profit from it. But like you said, it's very much gambling now. So I never invest more than I can afford to lose. It's def more fun watching the market swings this way.
I actually use BTC profits to fly to Vegas with my gf. But I don't gamble there, I just like hanging out there and acting like a big roller for a few weeks here and there, and seeing the vibe. We have friends there, so we don't have to rent a hotel or anything.
Sure, but that logic applies to literally every market. Stocks, real estate, collectibles—none of it has 'real' value until someone buys or sells. Price is just the number buyers and sellers agree on at any given moment. So yeah, if Bitcoin’s value is 'fantasy,' then so is your 401(k) until you cash out.
Welcome to how markets work, friend.
tldr; On April 2, the cryptocurrency market experienced a sharp decline following President Trump's Liberation Day reciprocal tariff announcement. Bitcoin briefly surged above $87,000 before dropping to $83,662, while the total crypto market capitalization fell from $2.77 trillion to $2.61 trillion within hours, erasing $160 billion. A slight recovery brought the loss to $140 billion by April 3. The event highlights the market's vulnerability to external shocks and its increasing correlation with stocks, contrasting with gold's performance as a safe haven.
Right?!
Meh, I made big money on crypto market today. Bought when was low last several days. Sold when it shot up today. It was awesome for me!
But I'm not trolling. It's a news article from AP News. I didn't make it up. Feel free to look it up.
I don't know.
Ewww.. you're laughing about genocide