Anonymous
ID: /LmqWHAO
6/16/2025, 11:21:28 PM No.60512104
- El presidente de los Estados Unidos scammed his citizens with a meme coin. Went straight into dozens of clear conflicts of interest since then.
- The other most prominent crypto advocate is a ketamine addict with stunted personality growth who not only made a Hitlergruß on stage, he also threw a tantrum because he wasn't besties with said president anymore.
- They are selling digital tokens as a store of value and act like it's hot shit.
- Staking and the latest liquidity ideas, Jesus Christ.
- Some guy known for playing a large causative role in the dotcom crash has hooked the US fed to his personal investment scam, and is on his way to become the wealthiest man alive.
- Senators are discussing funny tokens like they are serious business, despite them not being adopted by anyone for anything except speculation for 15 years straight, Faceberg was on every phone in the world after three years, for comparison.
- The biggest crypto winner of the last two years is a scam that sells decentralized AI bots spewing sloppa, it's a layer of inefficiency on top of Azure servers, literally the metaverse 2.0.
- Everyone is absolutely sure that line go up.
It seems there are a few good reasons why my funny tokens will do a 60% red candle at some point in the near future.
I mean, there is no way these things won't be quoted as obvious red flags in the future.
WTF crypto, why must you always overdo it like it's 1941? Why can't it be a normal biz?
- The other most prominent crypto advocate is a ketamine addict with stunted personality growth who not only made a Hitlergruß on stage, he also threw a tantrum because he wasn't besties with said president anymore.
- They are selling digital tokens as a store of value and act like it's hot shit.
- Staking and the latest liquidity ideas, Jesus Christ.
- Some guy known for playing a large causative role in the dotcom crash has hooked the US fed to his personal investment scam, and is on his way to become the wealthiest man alive.
- Senators are discussing funny tokens like they are serious business, despite them not being adopted by anyone for anything except speculation for 15 years straight, Faceberg was on every phone in the world after three years, for comparison.
- The biggest crypto winner of the last two years is a scam that sells decentralized AI bots spewing sloppa, it's a layer of inefficiency on top of Azure servers, literally the metaverse 2.0.
- Everyone is absolutely sure that line go up.
It seems there are a few good reasons why my funny tokens will do a 60% red candle at some point in the near future.
I mean, there is no way these things won't be quoted as obvious red flags in the future.
WTF crypto, why must you always overdo it like it's 1941? Why can't it be a normal biz?
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