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- doggydoggdog0
Doge or Shib?
- Krassy3
- the gamblers are suing the casino for not making them millionaires. LOLKrassy
- the guy that made it, has made other failed coins. the maths didn't add up. but yet people blindly threw money at it.shapesalad
- Put your shit in a cold wallet already, dum dums. <3PonyBoy
- morons morons everywhere and is why the world is wrapped in regulations and bubble wrap.inteliboy
- scarabin7
- Bro'sdoggydoggdog
- from toxic co2 to toxic mcdonald farts..neverscared
- at least they have a jobuan
- still they stay in the same lane when it comes to eco destroyingneverscared
- https://www.bloomber…neverscared
- Hey Crypto Bro isjagara
- uan0
What happens to LUNA now?
looks like it wasn't delisted everywhere.
But trading is halted.what about the projects that were built around it?
- Trading resumed on Binance
https://pbs.twimg.co…drgs - x500 from the bottomdrgs
- Trading resumed on Binance
- Beeswax1
I think there will be one last heist with another all time high and then a massive sell-off.
I expect that to start sometime this summer with Nasdaq reversal probably in July.
I think we already found the bottom but being conservative to see the confirmation.- Lots of people getting rich AF as the ship sinks.monospaced
- I think we've got a ways to go to hit bottom. Statistically/histor... it's got a lot more to fall.formed
- drgs1
I like the name Stablegains -- it instills confidence
https://web3isgoinggreat.com/sin…
A class action law firm sent a letter to the yield generation project Stablegains, demanding records on customer accounts, marketing and advertising strategies, and communications relating to the Terra stablecoin. Stablegains described itself as aiming to "make it simple and safe for everyone to benefit from advances in financial technology", and promised that "regardless if crypto markets are soaring or crashing, the value of assets under our management remains stable".
Unfortunately for their customers, it turned out that Stablegains was heavily invested in the Terra project's Anchor protocol, which collapsed along with the rest of the Terra ecosystem last week. Stablegains' website had stated they primarily generated yields through the asset-backed stablecoin USDC. However, after the collapse of Terra, Stablegains admitted that "All users' holdings are in UST"—which lost over 90% of its value.
- grafician-4
"BREAKING: Cryptocurrency Terra Luna 2.0 is set to launch on the 27th of May"
Clowns
- neverscared-1
*"Do Your Own Research" straight into this grave we just dug for you, loser
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In spheres as disparate as medicine and cryptocurrencies, “do your own research,” or DYOR, can quickly shift from rallying cry to scold.
- Can confirm... happened a lot in this very thread. Whole lot of you should read the white paper" or "crypto isn't going anywhere"jonny_quest_lives
- Post something along the lines of "hey this looks a bit scammy be careful" often received the pro crypto downvote.jonny_quest_lives
- we see exactly where it going in the long run... down the drains...neverscared
- "you should read the whitepaper" is code for "I have no argument against your very real criticism"monNom
- neverscared0
Australian Dogecoin creator Jackson Palmer on grifts, Elon Musk, crypto bubbles and Pauline Hanson
The Australian co-creator of a meme coin, now one of the world's most valuable cryptocurrencies, denounced the technology. Now, he's ready to explore the world of grifting.JP: I wouldn’t say that it’s in a winter. I still see heaps of money being funnelled in by crypto promoters. They’re waiting for a fresh batch of fools to come in. This happens in cycles. You wait for a while for the collective memory of the world to forget about how much of a scam it is. We’ve had ICOs [initial coin offerings], DAOs [decentralised autonomous organisations], now it’s NFT [non-fungible tokens]. Now I’m seeing initial game offerings as the latest thing.
- lol. the musk partneverscared
- Yup, spin that cycle-of-suckers faster and faster!formed
- doggydoggdog0
Do you think any are ever gonna go up?
- After they hit almost zero.formed
- Still meeting people who are hoping for another cycle
Clownsgrafician - Yes they will go up again. Of course. People can’t help themselves when it comes to money.monospaced
- gambling is a helluva drugKrassy
- fool me once, fool me twice, fool me three times... how many times a fool? I look forward to the next halving and the same exact shit said here on this thread.inteliboy
- I disagree that people can't help themselves. If it goes to zero, or say $100, so many will have lost everything. It would take a generation to reach $60k.formed
- Look at the stock market after the dotcom crash. Took a decade to regain the losses.formed
- Well, this isn’t anything like the dotcom crash, it’s more like gambling. For all the capital lost, it was gained by someone else else. It will go up againmonospaced
- I don’t know what company from the dotcom that you’re referring to that took decades to recover. They either went under or are still here and running the world.monospaced
- neverscared0
- aura blocker insideuan
- So. Much. Waste.grafician
- i don't want to live on this planet anymoreKrassy
- We barely knew you.palimpsest
- I actually don't mind that. With so much counterfeit designer shit, knowing something is real is worth something.formed
- so much waste? it's a blockchain, that doesn't mean it needed tonne of energy to mine each block.shapesalad
- It’s true purpose is revealed.monospaced
- drgs0
So, Celsius is dumping their bags?
- "If someone is offering you a yield of more than 18% APY, then you are the yield to the next guy!"grafician
- You mean the guy before me?drgs
- YOU were actually into Celsius?! buahahaha maaaan...grafician
- "You are the yield to the guy who got in before me"... not the next one?drgs
- of drgs!
it meant it was a fucking ponzi scheme as many if not all of these high yield "companies"grafician
- grafician1
"Lido-staked Ether (stETH) loses peg"
"Crypto researcher Small Cap Scientist suggested on June 9 that the sell-offs may have been triggered by a "canary in the coal mine": a 50,000 stETH (nominally worth $45.8 million) sell-off by Alameda Research, a trading firm founded by Sam Bankman-Fried. SCS also reported that Celsius Network was "quickly running out of liquid funds to pay back their investors", and "they are taking massive loans" against "billions in illiquid positions" to pay back customers."
- Aaah yes Alameda the scummiest outfit in crypto strikes againgrafician
- "JUST IN: Celsius reportedly transferred $320,000,000 worth of #crypto to FTX, before announcing they would halt all trading and withdrawals on the platform"grafician
- So that guy Sam the crypto whale got his share before everything colapsing so so sweetgrafician