1 BTC = $8.2k, it’s up 735% this yr UPDATE 5/19: BTC @ $42k :damn:

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If you're algorithm took you to the twins. You deep in it
:manny: I’m trying to tell you.


I don’t think folks understand how serious I am when I say I need this shyt to happen so I can gtfo of the office.


I’m trying to retire or at least take a loooooooong ass break before pivoting.

Shyt is popping off this year and I want to be poised to take advantage. I want that for all of us.
 

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@cheek100 @Gloxina I got xrp and eth, i got 2k i want to split. between xdc, hbar, and xlm which 2 out of the 3 you think is the better buy
Holla @ these gents. And my good sis who is in this thread but I can never @ her 😝
XRP and the usual :ehh:

The SEC and Ripple Labs have reached a tentative settlement agreement that could see their long-running legal battle finally come to a close.

The SEC has agreed to pay back $75 million of the $125 million fine a New York judge ordered Ripple to pay last year, keeping only $50 million to settle the case.



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nvm the choice made itself, it's a damn bytch to get xdc and then i need a second cold wallet to even store it because ledger does not support it :beli:

Xinfin has a beta third party storage you can connect to your ledger. Store with them at your own risk. I store a small amount with them and have been doing so for years. I have had no issues.

Best true cold storage for XDC is a D'Cent wallet.

Yes it is a bytch for some to get XDC, but I would advise to get it regardless. I used to work in supply chain and logistics. This tech will solve a lot of problems and streamline things.

It's worth the hastle.
 

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If you're algorithm took you to the twins. You deep in it

Very True.

Once you come across these guys...anything you learn you might as well just keep it to yourself.

I learned the hard way.

You get a lot of push back and/or get labeled a consipracy theorist.

Reminds me of that scene in The Matrix with Morpheus and Neo when they are in the simulation with the woman in the red dress. Not everyone is ready to be unplugged.
 

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Very True.

Once you come across these guys...anything you learn you might as well just keep it to yourself.

I learned the hard way.

You get a lot of push back and/or get labeled a consipracy theorist.

Reminds me of that scene in The Matrix with Morpheus and Neo when they are in the simulation with the woman in the red dress. Not everyone is ready to be unplugged.
So those guys…I mean it does sounds out there if you haven’t looked into all this stuff, but what they’re discussing isn’t completely off base, is it?
 

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So those guys…I mean it does sounds out there if you haven’t looked into all this stuff, but what they’re discussing isn’t completely off base, is it?
No. I wouldn't call it off base.

Crypto and blockchain, like Bitcoin network/btc, at best started as a response to government and banking corruption, and at worst as a government project started by the alphabet boys I won't name here. This has been the argument for over a decade now. All the twins have really done is summarize or expound on thise old ideas.

I like listening to them because they bring me back to 2012/2013 when I learned and spoke to mostly hackers and academics about crypto. The conversations were way more serious, and hardly ever about price action. You'd hear more about Snowden, Asange, Manning, TOR, Orwell, etc... You'd hear how VPNs were already figured out by the alphabet boys.

The twins really are a breath of fresh air in this crypto space. The crypto culture has been repackaged and dumbed down to be more palatable to the masses. They are just bringing it back to ita roots.
 

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No. I wouldn't call it off base.

Crypto and blockchain, like Bitcoin network/btc, at best started as a response to government and banking corruption, and at worst as a government project started by the alphabet boys I won't name here. This has been the argument for over a decade now. All the twins have really done is summarize or expound on thise old ideas.

I like listening to them because they bring me back to 2012/2013 when I learned and spoke to mostly hackers and academics about crypto. The conversations were way more serious, and hardly ever about price action. You'd hear more about Snowden, Asange, Manning, TOR, Orwell, etc... You'd hear how VPNs were already figured out by the alphabet boys.

The twins really are a breath of fresh air in this crypto space. The crypto culture has been repackaged and dumbed down to be more palatable to the masses. They are just bringing it back to ita roots.
Tbf btc at that time was treated like the red scare. I remember it very well I just graduated HS and started uni. Only ppl doing Illegal shyt, heavy political activism, or gamers were using it. Mention btc and TOR once around normies and ppl looked at You like you were on a FBI most wanted list
 

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Only ppl doing Illegal shyt, heavy political activism, or gamers were using it.

That's only half true.

In 2013 there were people paying their employees in crypto, shops in certain western european countries transacted in btc, and Cyprus citizens had to use btc to protect their wealth (or perfrom daily transactions) because of the banking crisis they had. There were many many more legitimate, non hacktivist/political/gaming, use cases for crypto during that time.

The "red scare" was popularized by the MSM unfortunately, but those who were in the know how just ignored it. A lot of people I knew started using crypto because of the 2008 financial crisis. They weren't any of the things you described. They were regualar hard workijg people who just had their wake up call about the banks, and wanted to protect their wealth

Makes me laugh how you hear about stocks, bonds, and then crypto, on MSM stations now.
 
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