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Sounds like a guy that sleeps on a factory floor. What a loser.
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There is a shit load of institutional money flowing into crypto right now. Good signal because 1) insitutional money doesn't scare off as easily 2) generally means higher floors and 3) anyone that is holding 10,000 BTC has a very vested interested in making sure regulation doesn't kill crypto
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Cardano is the ETH that is good for the environment.
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Cardano should be pegged to the price of a can of 2-11 Steel Reserve
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FTC currently reporting on a boom of cryptocurrency scams. Seems legit.
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Hey CSR When Will PNP Rule 14 Be Enforced?
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XRP
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Whoever overregulates crypto, like China, will lose out. They can tax it, they can ban mining it, but they can't ban holding it. They can get away with trying to tax it like stocks or other investments. If they try to use taxes to kill it, good luck. There are decentralized exchanges, like uniswap, where people can buy and sell without a trusted third party. It's a protocol. The government has no one to go to ask for personal data - none is collected. There are privacy coins like Monero and Firo. Some don't show who sent, who received, or how much was sent. The Laffer Curve for crypto is heavily bent against the government. That's good because it will keep taxes low. Quote:
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Hey CSR When Will PNP Rule 14 Be Enforced?
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Didn't they catch the Russian hackers specifically because they used BC?
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