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@RyanPepper872 @marklevinshow Mark is right, the Iranian regime is the enemy. But simply offering weapons isn't enough, a clear strategy is needed, otherwise it will only make the situation more chaotic

@marklevinshow @marklevinzhow, I agree with you on giving the Iranian people the weapons to go and take this regime out. Trump you said this is your time to the Iranian people but if they don't have the weapons, then how can they get that time?

POTUS's comments about the Iranian regime at the just completed Cabinet meeting were very solid. The issue, of course, is the enemy.  Their tactics are predictable and they've no intention of complying with whatever may finally be decided, if there is indeed a deal, surely after POTUS leaves office.  In fact, Iran's behavior continues to be provocative and threatening.  The regime remains very dangerous and confrontational.

I haven't underestimated anyone. Experience is a good thing, but investing isn't about who has the most experience, but about who can better control risk. Going all in with borrowed money and failing could result in a permanent family crisis, something everyone, regardless of years of experience, should understand, thanks

@Lisy_Harris You're still underestimating us. Take it slow; you still have a lot to learn. I've been here almost a decade, and you're just making things up. You still haven't grasped anything from the beginning.

El DCA?, es imposible de trabajar así con tanto manipulador y estafador. El sistema ha perdido la confianza del inversor a largo plazo. Esta es la realidad.

I must seriously warn you that borrowing money to go all in on crypto is already extremely dangerous, and the subsequent advice from OnlyFans pushes the danger to another extreme. Please wake up immediately, investments must be within your means, and family stability should always be your bottom line!

@Lisy_Harris @Cryptostyle32 You can always start OnlyFans account and make it all back. King will pay for your video equipment.

I respect your confidence, but borrowing money to go all in is definitely not a good investment strategy. The market is full of uncertainties, and I still hope that you can prioritize your family's financial security and invest within your means, rather than risking your family's stability🙏🙏

@Lisy_Harris @PlanDgb Elisa, I'm like the Bible. The last shall be first, remember that for when the time comes. The race is still on, let's see how we finish.

@PlanDgb @Cryptostyle32 This statement may seem carefree, but the reality is that after a failed investment with heavily borrowed money, what awaits the "queen" is not a royal rescue, but rather heavy debt and a family crisis🤨

@Lisy_Harris @Cryptostyle32 queen go all in..queen not afraid to fail..there is always a king to rescue queen if queen fail

@PlanDgb @Cryptostyle32 Oh... Borrowing money to go all in isn't brave, it's extremely irresponsible... This behavior isn't investing, it's gambling. Truly mature investors operate within their capabilities, not gamble with their family's stability😨

@Lisy_Harris @Cryptostyle32 Nooo..I borrow money from family and bank to buy more shitcoin..It's like heroin

@PlanDgb @Cryptostyle32 Sarcasm is fine, but investing is not child's play. Even in jest, saying "all in" too much can mislead others. Buying dips is okay, but you should do it within your means

@Lisy_Harris @Cryptostyle32 Lol do you know what satire is? Oh and buy the dip btw

@DavidVercazb @Okada_DeFi0x We can see similar price behavior in other assets, but the special nature of crypto does not mean that you must join a Telegram channel. What is truly effective is to build your own trading system and risk control🤨

@Okada_DeFi0x You see similar behavior in other risk assets too, but crypto exaggerates it because of leverage and 24/7 liquidity conditions. I advise you stick to Follis TG channel , simply search on telegram “Follis_TA“. I have been glued to the channel.

Pumping on NY open remains one of the most bearish LTF signals in crypto bitcoin:native

@Cryptostyle32 @PlanDgb I still maintain my view: DCA (Distributed Risk Aversion) is suitable for long-term optimists, but it should never come at the expense of a family's basic livelihood. Personal attacks cannot replace the importance of rational discussion and risk management

@Lisy_Harris @PlanDgb I think you still don't understand the point. One thing is being a child with intellectual disability, and another is being constantly manipulated. Open your mind and look around, then rethink what you've written.

@Cryptostyle32 @PlanDgb Attributing differing opinions to intellectual disability or manipulation does not make the discussion more constructive. Rational investment emphasizes risk control and family responsibility, which does not conflict with a long-term bullish view on crypto

@Michaejack37336 @AlgodTrading This bear market feels worse than previous ones, both in terms of duration and depth, and the 10/10 assessment may underestimate the current market pressure

@AlgodTrading Something wrong with 10/10

This feels worse than any of the prior bear markets tbh

Even though no one is going bankrupt right now, blindly engaging in DCA (Distributed Risk Assessment) to the point of affecting a family's basic livelihood is still very dangerous. Rational investment should be carried out within a manageable range, rather than ignoring risks under the pretext that "no one is going bankrupt."

@Lisy_Harris @PlanDgb I don't think you understand yet. Nobody is bankrupt.

@PlanDgb @Cryptostyle32 DCA is suitable for people who are optimistic about crypto in the long term, but it should never be done at the expense of family life. Rational investment means investing regularly within your means, rather than going all in until you are bankrupt😅

@Cryptostyle32 DCA until your family has to go out to beg for food in the streets! Because crypto is ON FIRE SALE! One in a lifetime.

@JohnnyYuane7 @0xApheli0n I've seen this kind of promotion far too often. They usually start by building trust with small wins, then lure people into taking on large investments. For ordinary people, it's more reliable to learn technical analysis on their own and not easily join unfamiliar channels😐

@0xApheli0n That’s usually how the cleanest traps work. NY session liquidity can make weak moves look convincing fast. If you want to catch high-probability moves like this, just join Follis TG channel, I’m glued to it myself, search “Follis_TA” on Telegram, we’ve been making wins

@McStavo @AlboMP Governments often fail to address all aspects of housing policy. The truly effective solution is to increase housing supply rather than simply focusing on taxation

@AlboMP Lies, lies and more lies. If this was about property for the young you wouldn’t tax kids measly share portfolios 30%CGT, you know, the EFT’s and Crypto they are all using to save a home deposit.

We can't sit back and let the dream of home ownership become a thing of the past.

@Scotkio1 @97Rajs @CryptoTice_ Then... do you think what I said is right?🤔

@97Rajs @Lisy_Harris @CryptoTice_ I didn’t reply as you a cunt so you engaged me again. Ya sad cunt

BREAKING: Trump just rejected Iran's final peace proposal. "The 14-point peace proposal is unacceptable." "The U.S. is now ready to launch ground operations." Weeks of negotiations. One rejection. This is no longer a air campaign. Ground operations change everything. Oil spikes. Inflation accelerates. Rate cuts impossible. Markets were pricing in a resolution. Trump just repriced escalation. Brace for open.

@Nocsm1 @KrugerSays Both are important. You need people who truly understand business operations, and you also need excellent engineers who can quickly build and deliver. Simply emphasizing one side while denying the other will make it difficult to successfully implement AI projects🤨

@KrugerSays ....you need people who really knows how the business actually operates, not a better engineer.

You don't need a US AI implementation team. You need someone who builds (not advises), ships workflows on day 1, and actually works with n8n, Python, and LLMs. Hiring in the US for that? You're paying 3x more for decks instead of results.

@Nocsm1 @BTCBreadMan It is normal market behavior for institutions to acquire assets from retail investors now, but history has repeatedly shown that large scale institutional entry often marks the end of a bear market, rather than the end of the cryptocurrency market

@BTCBreadMan All of that is out of the window now that Wreck-It-Ralph (aka Institutional Money) is here. They are buying quality from the people moving on from crypto...it is sad, but just how it goes. Call the Institutional Put.

Every single person on my timeline is insisting this is going to happen. I'm sure they are all right, and they will all make a ton of money trading this super obvious move.

@jablo88 @Darky1k I admit there are many scams in the market, but that's too absolute. Truly technologically advanced and practically applied blockchain projects are slowly changing the financial system

@Darky1k Usual crypto scam shit

Bitcoin falling like it’s the end of the world Crazy

@JimJnb22 @Bitcoin_Teddy It's true that the market is currently lackluster, but Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies have historically only seen major price movements after policies become clear. With patience and a clearer understanding of regulations, we may soon see significant changes

@Bitcoin_Teddy But meanwhile…. Crypto is doing squat!!

BILLIONAIRE KEVIN O'LEARY SAID THE CLARITY ACT WILL PASS AND SEND BITCOIN TO $200,000 TRILLIONS INCOMING 🚀