The fall of Crypto

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The fall of Crypto

Postby don novicki » Thu Nov 17, 2022 9:09 pm

Gee who would have ever thought that a dreamed up worthless "currency" would:

A. Attract so many suckers

B. Crashed and burned.

Go figure,and I was going developing my own line of crypto: Doncoin dam.

Paging Ricky Spanish, we await your insight.....
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Re: The fall of Crypto

Postby Ricky Spanish » Fri Nov 18, 2022 4:40 am

It was obvious to me that crypto was or is a tool used by governments on the dark web.
It's too slippery you can't hold it and yet it blew up big.
It is my opinion...that anything over the last 100 years that grew abnormally fast or abnormally large was ..bum bum bum...
Because a government wanted it to get big.
Crypto is one of them things like Microsoft and Facebook.
Not organic in any way.
They'll epstein the ftx guy.

More: the only way it is possible for one of these ponzi crypto schemes to exist is with government approval and help.
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Re: The fall of Crypto

Postby Anotherone » Fri Nov 18, 2022 6:17 am

But Matt Damon said, “fortune favors the brave,” or something like that. Maybe he should have said famine favors the brave?
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Re: The fall of Crypto

Postby Rick » Fri Nov 18, 2022 12:19 pm

Fortune favors the guy doing commercials for the brazen. Well, unless he was paid in crypto, I suppose. (Know less than nothing about such things.)
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