African-Americans Outpace Whites & Hispanics In Cryptocurrency Investments, A New Avenue to Wealth

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I wonder how many people said something like this during the rise of the Internet and companies like Amazon and Microsoft.

Crypto will change lives in these next 5-10 years.
there was also a huge bust in the stock market (known as the dot com bubble) after the rise of the internet.
understanding how to navigate risk relative to ones means is key. that statement you quoted said people of "meager income."
some cryptos will survive, others wont. time will tell.
 

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No it’s not. There are fundamental data points, historical data, macro and micro economics data to point to with stock market and real estate invesmtents

There’s nothing but speculation with bitcoin. That shyt is a pure pump and dump
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I never seen a pump and dump or a "scam" that has been used and currently used for payments by corporate companies all around the world. But ill let u tell it :mjgrin:
 

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I never seen a pump and dump or a "scam" that has been used and currently used for payments by corporate companies all around the world. But ill let u tell it :mjgrin:
Corporations trying to make money off of bitcoin does not legitimize bitcoin at all. They are going to try to make money off of everything.
 

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Washington Post


All 340,000 users of the a crypto platform Gemini — which is led by the Silicon Valley twins Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss — found themselves unable to withdraw their money as the crypto market began to crater and the firm went through a liquidity crunch. Regulator says Gemini and Genesis are trying to bypass requirements designed to protect investors.
SEC charges two crypto platforms with failing to disclose risks


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SEC charges two crypto platforms with failing to disclose risks
Regulator says Gemini and Genesis are trying to bypass requirements designed to protect investors.
 
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