Akademiks used to be a member, right
he could shill for us
We got Rod
Itd probably also flush out famous lurkers lol
Idk about asking another man to shill for us though
Akademiks used to be a member, right
he could shill for us
@Hiphoplives4eva @ORDER_66 rumor is Cuban was in the Feg telegram voice chat yesterday
if something is cooking there for real then watch out
$BREH for the BSC side
$COLI for the ERC side
ive been looking at guides to make one its unlikely to happen
however it would definitely be a token creating its own blockchain would be a pain in the ass
They lost quite a chunk of that 1B once word got out that VB "dumped" it. You think they're selling once it gets back to 1B in value?
Akademiks used to be a member, right
he could shill for us
Did you lell her she needs to holla at uncle FIL if she tryna eatMy Mom just texted me about Shib and the creator of ETH
My Mom just texted me about Shib and the creator of ETH
I was going to buy 10 trillion, but so many rugpulls were going onI have 180b
Too late to drop a bag?KEANU
Just a heads up
lets make a token
KEANU
WOLF
Just a heads up
GMB (GetMarriedBrehs) token
or GMBR token
with the mass appeal "hook " of donating proceeds to, I dunno, domestic violence shelters or mental health programs.
*Cue fallout narrator war monologue*Exuberance: Wall Street Crash 1929
“J. P. Morgan tells the story of how he would get his shoes shined every Wednesday at the same shop around the corner from his office. One day the shoe shine attendant asked him if he and his friends could buy some stock through Morgan’s brokerage. The three friends had about $40—a lot of money in 1929. Morgan politely refused, hurried back to his office, and ordered that his company was not to have a single share of stock on its books by the end of the day. Morgan simply asked, “If the shoe shine boys are buying stocks, who else is left?” Of course, the 1929 stock market crash was only a few days away, and Morgan looked like a genius. He was not a genius; he noted that the order flow was likely running out on the buy side. It wasn’t his army of analysts that showed him that. It was a public investor.”