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Jan 16 2022 11:02am
soo op saying get ready to buy the dip
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Jan 17 2022 02:56pm
Quote (KRR @ Dec 6 2021 04:58am)
Crypto only go up


bitcoin down 18% since this post.
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Jan 17 2022 03:17pm
Quote (AspenSniper @ Jan 17 2022 02:56pm)
bitcoin down 18% since this post.



Lmao!
my biggest regret is buying bitcoin at 300$ i coulda invested that 300$ in something smart like gold and itd be worth 400$ Instead of 43k :D
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Jan 17 2022 03:50pm
Quote (AspenSniper @ Jan 17 2022 03:56pm)
bitcoin down 18% since this post.


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Quote (KRR @ 17 Jan 2022 16:17)
Lmao!
my biggest regret is buying bitcoin at 300$ i coulda invested that 300$ in something smart like gold and itd be worth 400$ Instead of 43k :D



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Jan 19 2022 12:12am
It's clearly a bubble, the value of individual coins is speculative and incredibly volatile, and it's one that carries enormous regulatory risk from governments that see the value of the tech but would much prefer they be in the driver seat.

Fedcoins offer the government both complete control and maximum flexibility over the money supply, and gives them the ability to control the flow of money, collect taxes, distribute stimulus in a manner that will make the clunky, current Federal Reserve system obsolete. Robust alternative cryptocurrencies that fall outside of that sphere of control are inherently a threat. There's a non-zero risk that governments adopt the tech and choke off the currency.
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