I opened up a US bank account to withdraw crypto (I'm not American) then after 7 years Capital One sent me an offer for an secured credit card. I accepted, I used the card for 7 months or so and then Capital One gave me my security deposit back and increase my limit, then Discoverer sent me a card and now American Express sent me a card... should I rugpull? I could rack up like $20,000 and never pay anything since again I'm not American.

>>60502145
It's almost as if a market was designed to be inefficient to allow people who subscribe to one side's or the other's favorite news outlet to invest based on their beliefs and see what happens.
>does the majority subscribe to the right in an "election" (survey)
>have the left (CNN, MSNBC, NPR) play the villain and postpone information
In other times, the opposite.
>does the majority subscribe to the left in an "election"
>have the right (FOX) play the villain and act clownish

What might sound like an insane foil hat theory one day, might sound so obvious, we would be angry at ourselves for not seeing it sooner.
ERMAHGERD is there war in Iran now?? SELL SELL SELL
ha ha ha Jim Cramer knows a lot about stocks!
>inb4 take your meds
took them. Everything is fine.

>>60500078
Let's see, first time hit the leverage crack pipe was when MEXC gave me a first free hit of $10. I turned that into like $50 before getting liquidated.

Then I put in $2k crypto money, turned that into $14k before getting liquidated

Then I put in like $1400 turned that into $4000 before being liquidated

Then I put in $3k and that immediately turned into zero pretty much.

....then I remember getting liquidated for $8k in November, can't remember how much I put in on that, maybe $3k or $4k. and I got liquidated one more time for $4k after putting in $2k...

so probably liquidated for $12,000 of my own money within 2.5 years of trading. with lost profit.... at least $33,000. it's more than that for sure though.